Why TVET Training is Vital to Economic Development.

  

The economic wellbeing of any nation rests on the country’s ability to create sustainable jobs for all. The business, manufacturing and engineering sectors in any country are the key drivers of numerous jobs created through value addition and innovation.

Kenya has the highest unemployment rate , to mitigate this challenge, the TVET training seek to create over 1.3 million jobs by 2022 through business, agricultural and manufacturing sectors.

Meanwhile, Kaiboi TTI technical innovations is driving the demand for new skills, it has aligned its curriculum to value addition, automation and artificial intelligence. “We are aware of need of manufacturers now, more than ever, to keep up with and adopting technical innovations that improve efficiency, in order to remain competitive edge in the market”, Principal Mr. Charles Koech.  

                                                          
     Kaiboi TTI Principal Mr. Charles Koech
                                                                                                                     

                                                                                                      
Many companies have had trouble in acquiring the right talent, whereas many youths have raised concerns of being under qualified for jobs. There were gaps in technical skills such as Science, Agricultural, Technical, Engineering and soft skills such as communications, attitude and work ethics 



which Kenyan employers and manufacturers have also raised.

Kaiboi TTI is focused on an education system that keeps up the pace with industry and economic demands. Its policies and practical steps to promote the development of skills is evident with the development and improvement of training labs and workshops to meet industry’s demands and global standards

 “Our programmes and partnerships between industry and academia ensure that the curriculum is in line with industry-based demands and global trends” says the institute’s Academic registrar madam Emmy Maiyo
Farm implements meant for Agricultural Engineering
Training.

Kaiboi TTI is ISO certified as a center of excellence in Technical and Engineering courses. It continues to promote vocational and general courses geared towards personal growth and economic empowerment. We welcome new learners for the 2021 September intake. 



Website: www.kaiboitech.ac.ke   FB: Kaiboi Technical Training. Twitter: @KaiboiTraining

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