A SENIOR government official has urged students in vocational training
centres to study hard to enable them compete in the shrinking labour
market.
Stella Manyanya, Deputy Minister for
Education, Science and Technology, made the call yesterday during a
visit to Kipawa Training College in Dar es Salaam.
She said students pursuing courses at
Vocational Education Training Authority centres stand a better chance of
getting jobs because of the acquisition of the special skills. “The
government is committed to ensure there is an attractive learning
environment and enough and modern leaning materials.
Students are obliged to work hard in
building a strong foundation for their future,” she said. She advised
students not to be choosy on jobs but must be ready to work anywhere
adhering to professionalism.
“Working hard would help you create your
own job opportunities instead of relying on government employment or
the private sector,” the minister said.
Last week, Minister for Education,
Science, Technology and Vocational Training, Prof Joyce Ndalichako, said
that the government has set aside an adequate budget to buy modern
tools for vocational centres.
source- www.dailynews.co.tz
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