Principal Secretary for TVET, Dr. Esther Muoria, has urged Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions to prioritize equipping youth with industry-relevant skills for self-employment and job creation, rather than just focusing on graduation numbers.

• Dr. Muoria challenged TVET institutions to move beyond traditional training by designing programs that directly address industry needs and foster innovation and enterprise, potentially generating income for the institutions.
• The government is investing Sh13 billion in equipping TVET institutions with additional equipment and is working to expand employment opportunities for graduates both locally and abroad.
• The PS emphasized the philosophy of training "from industry, with industry and for industry," encouraging graduates to pursue further training and stressing the importance of practical, problem-solving skills.