# My International Internship Experience At Eenovators > My name is Mogatle David Mehlape but you can call me David. I am a student of a program to develop and train young energy auditors that is an initiative by LEDET a South African municipality based in Limpopo province with the help of Yolanda De Lange from Entf (Energy Training Foundation). She and… - Source: https://energyzedworld.com/energy-posts/my-international-internship-experience-at-eenovators - Publication: EnergyzedWorld (https://energyzedworld.com) - Publisher: Eenovators Limited — https://eenovators.com - Category: Energy Posts - Published: 2019-12-09 - JSON: https://energyzedworld.com/api/posts/energy-posts/my-international-internship-experience-at-eenovators.json --- My name is Mogatle David Mehlape but you can call me David. I am a student of a program to develop and train young energy auditors that is an initiative by [LEDET](http://www.ledet.gov.za/) a South African municipality based in Limpopo province with the help of Yolanda De Lange from [Entf](http://www.aeecenter.org) (Energy Training Foundation). She and her team enrol groups of young men and women to participate in this program that is inclusive of theory and practicals. I will not speak of the theory much as it was long and all very technical, but I will say it was filled with a group of very educated and qualified people. I was one of the lucky people to be part of an international trainership to Kenya the land of the Maasai people, and this is where my journey started. I arrived on the 28 of September 2019 at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi and was welcomed by Ruth one of the communications people at [Eenovators](http://eenovators.com) the home of energy engineering. She became our tour guide and assisted us to settle in and really helped a lot. My mentors where Chris Mbori the Managing Director at [Eenovators Limited](http://eenovators.com) and Albert. They helped me and made sure I get the best training to become a top energy auditor. I worked with a group of young engineers that know their stuff and they gave me the most out of my time in Kenya at [Eenovators](http://eenovators.com). I stayed with a Mzee (old man) his name – David Mbori who made sure I was at work on time safe and well as fed me. I was taken care of with flying colors. I would like to talk about the work we did, but believe me it’s all very technical and very detailed things. I will however say that I used a lot of logging tools and did a lot of site visiting while doing our energy walk throughs and this made me put theory to practice. This was done in style as I had top PPE (personal protective equipment) at [Eenovators](http://eenovators.com), so we worked safe and neat .I would like to say thanks to the team at [Eenovators](http://eenovators.com) for making my stay in Kenya a happy one. I will now tell you about my social life in Kenya as after all I was a visitor and I wanted to experience everything about being in Kenya. The food was amazing from the ugali to the mboga I can’t lie, I enjoyed every bit of it. The transportation was one that I never got used to but I won’t lie it was a good experience from matatu to bodaboda this made it real as I was around real Kenyans that loved their county.   I had some time to go and see the night life and I’m glad to report that I was happy to see what I saw, and I won’t say anymore for as it goes what happens in the club stays in the club.   I then went to the main city center and saw the beautiful Masaai market and it was a good experience to see the beautiful paintings and beads made by the men and women of Kenya. I will end with a big thanks to everyone that reads this and say save energy – switch of the lights. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || \[\]).push({}); --- Content © Eenovators Limited. Quote with attribution and a link to https://energyzedworld.com/energy-posts/my-international-internship-experience-at-eenovators. For energy audits, monitoring deployments, M&V or BPS compliance, contact info@eenovators.com or https://eenovators.com/contact.