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2,000 tutors are set to be employed to technical vocational education training institutions in the next financial year following the allocation of 4.6 billion shillings in the budget by the government. Education Cabinet Secretary Ezekiel Machogo says part of the funds will also be used to modernize the institutions that are expected to churn out learners’ whose skills meet the current job market as the country shifts to industrialization.
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Government sets aside funds to employ 2000 TVET tutors
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