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Kenya’s education landscape is being reshaped in real time, with a historic surge in technical training redefining the path to opportunity. Fresh data shows the Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) now supports 823,000 students, even as enrolment in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions skyrockets to 1.2 million—a clear signal of a nation pivoting toward a skills-driven economy.
The meteoric rise in TVET enrolment marks one of the most significant shifts in Kenya’s post-secondary education in decades. Long overshadowed by university education, TVETs are now the backbone of a new workforce strategy—equipping young Kenyans with hands-on, industry-relevant skills.
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