Kenya has launched its National Dual Training Policy, a significant step to transform technical and vocational education and boost youth employability by integrating classroom learning with hands-on industry experience. The policy aims to create a globally competitive and future-focused workforce.

• Over 10,000 trainees are currently enrolled in Dual Training programs across 100 TVET institutions and 93 vocations.
• The policy was developed by the Ministry of Education's State Department for TVET and formally approved by the Cabinet on January 21, 2025.
• Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Migos Ogamba stated, “Dual Training brings classrooms and industry together, making training more relevant, practical, and future-focused.”