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Today TIVET institutions in Kenya are focused on the provision of training opportunities for the growing number of school leavers. The unemployment rate in this country is high with an…
Teens are the next generation of leaders, consumers and workers and their preferences and tastes will greatly influence Kenya’s social fabric. The people they look up to therefore provide a hint in understanding this key demographic.
A study conducted by Synovate in July 2011 among 500 secondary school students in Nairobi, Nyeri and Nakuru, found that teens admire a range of personalities in Kenya and abroad including politicians, family members particularly parents, activists, top ranked civil servants, celebrities, successful business people and sportspeople.
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The role of middle level colleges towards the growth and development of this country’s economy is providing quality human capital with apt skills. This institution continues to offer quality training…
Machakos Technical Institute for the blind was started as a rehabilitation centre for Africans who became visually impaired during the Second World War. In 1965, the centre was registered as…
In a neatly trimmed flower garden, lies Karen Technical Training Institute for the deaf. This is a public school which started in 1990 as an initiative of the Kenya Society…
