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Technical and vocational education training institutes will be required to generate their own income as the government may not afford to fully finance them. The National Chair Kenya Association of Technical institutes (KATI) David Mwangi noted that with the capitation by the government to the institutions slashed, TVETS should embrace other sources of revenue for sustainability.
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TVET will be required to generate their own income as the govt. may not afford to fully finance them
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