Education Ministry Announces Changes to How TVET Students Will Be Trained

The government is further establishing production and service facilities within TVET institutions in areas including agriculture, apparel manufacturing, and automotive repair...

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Kenya's Ministry of Education is overhauling Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) to make graduates job-ready by significantly increasing industry involvement in curriculum development and practical training.

The new model focuses on "training from industry, with industry, for industry," emphasizing practical skills using real equipment and production environments.
Principal Secretary for TVET Dr. Esther Thaara Muoria is spearheading the reforms, aiming to bridge the gap between classroom learning and workplace realities.
International partners including Finland, Germany, and South Korea have committed approximately €28 million to support Kenya's TVET sector.

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