Kenya’s TVET sector has grown to more than 825,000 learners across over 3,100 institutions, with the government targeting two million enrolments by 2027. President Ruto’s administration has reduced annual TVET fees from Sh105,000 to Sh67,000 and has secured Sh58.49 billion for the sector in the 2026/27 financial year. International partnerships, including Kenya-China, Kenya-Italy, Austria and … Continue reading Kenya’s skills revolution: Why TVET is becoming the new gateway to opportunity