Esther Muoria, the Principal Secretary for the State Department of Technical, Vocational Education, and Training (TVET), advocates for practical skills training among the youth, emphasizing its relevance in today's job market. Muoria highlights the pivotal role of TVET institutions in providing hands-on competencies essential for self-reliance and job creation. She stresses the necessity of aligning education with industry demands, noting the evolving nature of required skills in the 21st century. Muoria underscores the importance of mental health support within educational and work environments, urging a focus on well-being alongside skill development. Additionally, Edwin Tarno, CEO of the Kenya School of TVET, emphasizes the need for youth to pursue emerging fields such as data analytics, artificial intelligence, and digital marketing to meet future job demands.
In a vibrant gathering at the Under 40 Champions Summit in Nairobi, Kenya, youth leaders were urged to embrace innovation as a catalyst for economic growth and social change. Cabinet Secretary Ababu Namwamba highlighted the pivotal role of Pan-Africanism in unlocking the continent's potential, while representatives from Pay Angel and other sectors underscored the importance of collaboration and technology in overcoming challenges. The summit called for government support to create conducive environments for youth entrepreneurship, signaling Kenya's commitment to fostering innovation and partnership for a prosperous future.
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