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High Lady Beautician School urges youth to embrace vocational skills amid unemployment concerns

The Principal of High Lady Beautician School in Goaso in the Ahafo region, Ms Dorothy Bonsu, has reiterated a call on young people to embrace vocational and entrepreneurial skills as a pathway to self-employment and economic empowerment.
The High Lady Beautician School offers training in Wig Making, Hairdressing, Makeup Artistry, Hair Braiding, Nail Technology and other beauty-related disciplines through a curriculum that combines classroom instruction with intensive practical sessions.
According to her, Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) remains one of the most effective tools for reducing unemployment and equipping young people with industry-relevant skills.
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