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Seek alternative sources of income, TVET principals told

State Department of Vocational and Technical Training PS Dr Kevit Desai with officials of Kenya Association of Technical Training Institutions Charles Koech and Nduku Mutua, in Kwale yesterday. [Gerard Mutunga, Standard]

Principals of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) have been urged to venture into enterprises as way of supplementing Government funding.

Principal Secretary in the State Department of Vocational and Technical Training Kevit Desai said TVETs should venture into alternative sources of income such as setting up enterprises like research, training and industry partnerships.

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