Technical and Vocational Education Training (TVET) is no longer a second-choice pathway but the strategic lane to industrialization, job creation, and inclusive growth. The Cabinet Secretary (CS) for Education, Migos Ogamba, said under the Bottom-up Economic and Transformation Agenda (BETA), TVETs are no longer being treated as a residual option but as a central pillar…
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