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150 students from different technical and vocational education Training TVET, will participate in a four-day competition revolving around 18 skill areas among them auto body repair, hairdressing, and cyber security among others. Speaking during the opening ceremony of the World Skills competition at Kenya School of TVETS in Gigiri Nairobi, Cabinet Secretary for Education Julius Migos said the competition is a platform for youths to showcase their skills and innovation and address the government’s agenda of exporting skilled labour.
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150 students from different TVETs, to compete in 18 skill areas.
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