Zimbabwean Innovation & Technology Development Trust

The Zimbabwean Innovation and Technology Development Trust (ZITDT) is an organization established to provide technical training to disadvantaged and partially disadvantaged youths in a less costly but highly effective manner.

We exist to help young people realize their true value and transform their circumstances through effective hands-on training in urban and rural communities across Zimbabwe. Our approach combines affordability with quality, ensuring that financial constraints never stand between talented youth and their dreams.

ZITDT operates as a beacon of hope, bridging the gap between potential and opportunity through practical, result-oriented technical education that prepares students for real-world challenges.

To empower Zimbabwean youth with practical technical skills that enable them to contribute effectively to national development and economic growth.

We are committed to supporting government programs on technology development through excellence in technical education, fostering innovation, and nurturing the next generation of problem-solvers and digital creators.

Our mission extends beyond mere training – we aim to create a ripple effect of innovation that transforms communities, strengthens industries, and positions Zimbabwe as a hub of technological advancement in Africa.

Innovation: We encourage creative thinking and problem-solving, pushing boundaries to develop unique solutions for local and global challenges.

Excellence: We maintain the highest standards in technical training, ensuring our students receive world-class education that prepares them for competitive markets.

Inclusivity: We believe in equal opportunities for all, regardless of background, ensuring technical education is accessible to every willing learner.

Practical Application: We emphasize hands-on learning that translates directly into real-world skills and employability.

Integrity: We operate with transparency, accountability, and ethical standards in all our programs and interactions.