Weza is the only institute that is both a primary and secondary school. Agricultural instruction is provided at least three times a week. The schools are open to collaboration with the private, development, and public sectors.

All the schools have a field area for course practicals in crops. They rely on rain-fed agriculture and have no irrigation systems. Before engagement with STEP, none had agricultural machinery. Two schools include practical training in the rearing of small animals. Marketing and value-addition are underrepresented in the curriculum. There are few computers in these schools but when available are shared between teachers and students for agricultural instruction. Extracurricular agricultural clubs have been in existence for the past two years in Weza and EDAP but are not available in Mushunguri.