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In a world where skills are increasingly the key to job opportunities, Kenya’s Dual Technical, Vocational Education and Training programs are instrumental in connecting learners with industries. The Dual TVET program, which combines classroom learning with practical experience in workplaces, is changing the face of education in the country. Our reporter Joseph Wakhungu examines how this program which started 5 years ago is preparing learners for the ever changing market needs.
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Over 65 TVETs cooperate with 1500 industries under a dual TVET program
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