Namibia Careers Expo 2026 – What to expect
The 15th Namibia Careers Expo returns to Windhoek with career exhibitions, scholarships, mentorship, and skills workshops for learners, parents, and educators.

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The 15th Namibia Careers Expo returns to Windhoek with career exhibitions, scholarships, mentorship, and skills workshops for learners, parents, and educators.
Youth filmmakers aged 13 to 18 are invited to create a three-minute mobile short film on The Power of We, with clear rules on story, format, credits, submission, and awards.
LearnOnOne is giving away three free tickets to an interactive teen workshop focused on confidence, mindset, communication, and life direction.
Windhoek International School learners and LearnOnOne bring bullying conversations to the screen through Behind the School Doors, a student-led production with a powerful message.
LearnOnOne and NUST are looking for the next generation of children’s TV writers through a full-time scriptwriting scholarship at the Department of Digital Arts and Animation.
Michelle McLean Children’s Trust launched Vision for the Future, a four-part initiative delivering visual support and eye-care resources to children and adults in need.
LearnOnOne partnered with SEC Namibia at its primary schools launch, celebrating young environmental champions and hands-on sustainability education.
With support from Fresh FM, 99FM, and Pick n Pay Namibia, the LearnOnOne Stationery Drive rallied the public to equip underprivileged learners with essential school supplies.
LearnOnOne, Pick n Pay, Fresh FM, and 99 FM teamed up for a stationery drive to make sure learners across Namibia start school with the supplies they need.
Teachers from three Namibian schools say Model UN is helping learners build leadership, confidence, diplomacy, and research skills that extend far beyond the classroom.