Neglecting Nigeria’s path to job boom, economic booster The Punch
Published 21 April 2021
Experts say a purpose-driven investment in Technical and Vocational Education and Training will help to grow the economy and reduce dependency on importation of goods and services; GRACE EDEMA writes
Mrs BolajiOluni became a graduate of law from the University of Ibadan after spending over eight years due to different industrial actions.
After law school and without a good job in sight, she went to a fashion house where she learnt the nitty-gritty of cloth making.
Presently, she uses a three-bedroom apartment where she sews beautiful clothes and trains apprentices for fees.
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How skill-based trends are bringing a major shift in the edtech sector
The Indian education system has always been theoretically-driven, which has created a gap between imparted knowledge and skill expectations in industry. This has focused attention on the importance of skill-based education or vocational training from a young age. With this in mind, the edtech sector has begun introducing skill-based and vocational courses in their modules.
The government has introduced policies such as National Skills Qualification Framework (NSQF) and the National Education Policy (NEP) to create a new world of innovation and creativity. The NSQF is meant develop an interlink between a child’s educational assessment and to his/her aptitude and skills.