1. Focus on Practical Skills: Our schools provide hands-on training in areas like automotive mechanics, electrical installation, computer technology, hospitality, and fine arts. This approach prepares students for immediate employment and addresses market demands, especially in regions with limited job opportunities.
2. Holistic Education: Consistent with Don Bosco’s Preventive System, education in our schools emphasizes the integration of reason, religion, and kindness. This methodology not only imparts technical skills but also focuses on personal development, fostering values such as responsibility, teamwork, and ethical conduct.
3. Community Engagement and Support: As Salesians we work closely with students’ families and local communities, reinforcing a supportive network around each learner. Many Don Bosco Technical Schools also offer scholarships to help economically disadvantaged students complete their studies and improve their future employment prospects​
4. Response to Local Needs: Our schools adapt their curriculum to match regional economic conditions and job markets. For example, in Lebanon, where economic instability has affected traditional education paths, Don Bosco Technique in Fidar is one of the few professional schools providing alternatives for youth to build employable skills​
5. Global Impact: As Salesian Technical Schools we operate worldwide, adapting to each community’s needs. This model empowers students globally to secure stable careers and contribute positively to society.

Our schools embody Don Bosco’s vision of education as a pathway not only to knowledge but to a better life for youth, especially those from challenging backgrounds. Through vocational education, as Salesians we aim to create a supportive environment where young people can grow in skill, faith, and personal integrity.