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Browsing: Dual Training System
- The need to tackle youth unemployment in Kenya has intensified over the years.
- Technical vocational training (TVET) is one of the most significant tools in combating poverty and bridging skills gaps.
- Despite the vast opportunities and possibilities, vocational training still faces significant challenges.
In a rapidly changing global job market, the importance of vocational training has never been more evident. Vocational training prepares individuals with practical skills and knowledge for securing meaningful employment. The need to tackle youth unemployment in Kenya has intensified over the years.
The significance of vocational training lies in its ability to address the global skills gap, where employers often struggle to find candidates with the practical abilities required for specific jobs. It empowers individuals to secure stable employment and is critical in economic development and reducing unemployment.
The importance of technical and vocational education in the broader concept of global development cannot be overstated. The …