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Hands-on skills must be central to technical university education- Haruna Iddrisu
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Hands-on skills must be central to technical university education- Haruna Iddrisu
By Franklin Asare-Donkoh The Minister of Education, Haruna Iddrisu, has urged management and administrators of technical universities to ensure that hands-on skills are central to their academic delivery, to better prepare graduates for the job market. He explained that while the government is committing additional resources to reform Ghana’s education system, institutions of higher learning are expected to work closely with industry to develop …
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