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Originally published by The Standardtop
March 5, 2026
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Kenya bets on dual training curriculum at workplace to fix skills gap

Kenya has launched a training curriculum that places young people in workplaces for 75 per cent of their learning, upending the traditional classroom model...
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Kenya is shifting its training focus with a new dual training curriculum that prioritizes hands-on, workplace experience for 75 per cent of learning, aiming to bridge a significant skills gap.
- Over 60 private sector companies partnered in developing the curriculum and co-funded apprenticeships.
- The initiative was launched by Principal Secretary Esther Muoria and Principal Secretary Shadrack Mwadime, adapting a Swiss model.
- A pilot program has already resulted in employability rates of approximately 80 per cent for graduates.
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