Kenya is exploring a new training model for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) that aims to address youth unemployment by better equipping graduates with practical job skills.

• A proposed 25% classroom and 75% workplace training mix is being discussed to align TVET with labour market demands.
• Key figures include Principal Secretary Shadrack Mwadime and Country Director Sharon Mosin of Swisscontact Kenya.
• The initiative, highlighted by the discussion of the PropelA dual apprenticeship programme, seeks to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and the hands-on competence employers seek.