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How can we develope our educational system in such a way that after completion of basic degree , our youth would be eligible to easily get employed with stable jobs opportunity?
1.To create an education system that guarantees a job for students after they have finished their basic degrees, the following strategic ways should be followed: 1.Curriculum that is aligned to industry: We can adapt design thinking with industries and create curricula based on industrial neeRead more
1.To create an education system that guarantees a job for students after they have finished their basic degrees, the following strategic ways should be followed:
1.Curriculum that is aligned to industry: We can adapt design thinking with industries and create curricula based on industrial needs so that students would acquire appropriate skills required by those industries.
2.Industrial training: Real world experience through internships, apprenticeships and project-based learning.
3.Soft skills development: Communication, teamwork and problem solving among others in addition to technical knowledge are necessary for success of any student.
4.Vocational training: Offering training in fields such as but not limited to technology, healthcare, renewable energy where jobs exist.
5.Mentoring: Guidance from field leaders which includes advice or support.
6.Career guidance: Services and tools which assist learners in exploring careers paths and matching their interests with possible careers.
7.Industry linkages: Establish connections with employers to place students in job or internship positions and also get feedback on changes being made on the curriculum.
8.Continuing professional development: Making it easier for workers who want to learn by themselves through availing certificates or holding workshops.
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