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Parents urged to embrace TVET courses

MKU VC Deogratius Jaganyi (right) with Prof Evans Somoni, the director, Equip Africa College of Medical and Heath Sciences in Kitale yesterday. [Osinde Obare]

Parents have been challenged to champion Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) courses to help their children acquire relevant skills favourable to the local and international labour markets.

Mt Kenya University Vice Chancellor Deogratius Jaganyi said technical training plays a vital role in strengthening the country’s economy.

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