
TVET reforms target stronger industry links and better jobs Kenya steps up dual training to make TVET graduates job-ready. Education 2 hours ago
The government has moved to formalise the model through the Kenya National Dual Training Policy, approved by Cabinet in January 2025.
The government is expanding dual training, with trainees spending up to 70 per cent of their training in industry to gain practical, job-ready skills.
The three-day Nairobi conference, themed “Skills That Work: Advancing Industry-TVET Collaboration for Sustainable Skills and Global Competitiveness”, brings together government, industry, training institutions and development partners.
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