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Graduates to get jobs in six months under new TVET plan

An hyacinth harvester that was invented by two Kisumu National Polytechnic lecturers and two students. The machine if adopted could help eradicate the weed. [Collins Oduor, Standard]

A new push to recruit more youths into middle-level colleges and prepare them to get jobs within six months of graduation has been hatched by the Ministry of Education.

The master-plan aims to raise training opportunities in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions to 3.1 million, up from the current 180,000.

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