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Over 72pc of youth remain low-skilled, House told
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Over 72pc of youth remain low-skilled, House told
DODOMA: TANZANIA is facing a major youth skills gap, with only 3.6 per cent of young people possessing high-level skills against the national target of 12 per cent, august House was told yesterday. More than 72 per cent of youth remain in the low-skill category, far above the recommended ceiling of 54 per cent, underscoring the need for urgent interventions to strengthen vocational and technical training across the country. This was revealed by …
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