Kenya School of TVET and Huawei Train 65 Lecturers in Advanced AI and ICT Skills
The Kenya School of TVET and Huawei have completed the second phase of the national Train the Trainer program, equipping 65 TVET lecturers..
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The Kenya School of TVET (KSTVET), in partnership with Huawei Technologies Kenya, announced the completion of the second phase of a national "Train the Trainer" program, equipping 65 TVET lecturers with advanced Artificial Intelligence and ICT skills.
- A total of 65 TVET lecturers completed the 15-day intensive program focusing on advanced AI, Data Communication, Cloud, and Cybersecurity.
- The partnership, ongoing since 2021, has led to 11 Huawei ICT Academies in Kenya, with KSTVET recognized as the designated Academy Support Centre.
- The program aligns with the government’s Dual TVET model and aims to expand to 150 TVET institutions, targeting 10,000 beneficiaries over the next three years.
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