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LABOUR COLLEGE OF EAST AFRICA
The Labour College of East Africa (LCEA) was established in 2014 by Hon. Arinaitwe Rwakajara, who serves as the Workers’ Member of Parliament in Uganda.
The institution was founded with the mission to empower workers and leaders through high-quality education and training, promoting social justice, economic empowerment, and sustainable development in East Africa and beyond.Situated in Kampala, LCEA focuses on fostering social justice, economic empowerment, and sustainable development across East Africa.
Hon. Rwakajara’s vision for LCEA includes expanding its reach by establishing regional study centers across Uganda. These centers aim to provide accessible education and training opportunities to workers in various regions, fostering a more inclusive and empowered workforce.
Learning Begins With Us
At Labour College of East Africa, we provide a supportive and inspiring environment where inquisitive minds can learn, grow, and thrive. Our commitment to quality education goes beyond academic excellence — we aim to nurture confident, creative thinkers equipped for the challenges of the future. With a focus on practical skills and relevant knowledge, Labour College empowers students to achieve their full potential and make a meaningful impact in their communities and beyond.
Labour College of East Africa is committed to nurturing holistic development—fostering strong character, emotional intelligence, and foundational academic excellence. Our programs are designed to equip learners with both theoretical knowledge and practical, real-world skills. Graduates leave with the confidence, competence, and professionalism needed to thrive and lead in their chosen industries.
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Our Athletics Department plays a vital role in promoting physical fitness, discipline, teamwork, and leadership among our students. We offer a structured and inclusive environment where both competitive and recreational athletes can thrive.
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We offer a dynamic and rigorous academic environment that blends theory with practice, preparing students for impactful careers in the creative and cultural industries.
Latest News and Events
Uganda’s Labour College of East Africa (LCEA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Terra Sola Group AG, a Swiss company, for the development of renewable energies in Uganda.
The MoU spells out the terms that will facilitate a program geared towards the development of competencies in the area of renewable energies.
By Kenneth Arerenge
The Annual Youth Camp organized by NOTU has drawn huge numbers from 38 affiliate unions. The Five day event which concludes tomorrow has seen youths take part in training sessions aimed at equipping them with vital knowledge in union matters and the labour movement in general.
The Annual camp is taking place at Devine University in Fortportal, Kabarole District.
Workers University is one of Egypt’s most important universities in terms of technological development and international quality workshops, and it is also the only academy that provides its students with hands-on experience in factories.
Arinaitwe Rwakajara, the Director Labour College of East Africa and MP representing workers in the Uganda Parliament welcomed the team and informed them that the college was open to partnerships and collaborations in line with its policy of Internationalization