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The inauguration  of the Committee  sets stage for implementation of recommendations of the Presidential Working Party on Education Reform (PWPER), which identified Credit Accumulation and Transfer Systems (CATS) in Kenya as an important aspect of education reforms that needs to be implemented. 

According to the CS,  there is the robust linkages and connections between TVET institutions and the industry is crucial are the  linkages are the driving force behind a responsive and effective education system, which will benefit both the individual trainee and the broader economy.

Machogu stated that recognition of prior leaning, as a means of acknowledging and certifying skills and competencies that have been acquired through experience in the industry is very important.

“These recommendations reflect commitment to a holistic and dynamic approach to education and training. This is an approach that actively engages with industry, promotes seamless progression, and values the prior learning and industry Experiences,” Machogu stated.

He added; “ We have worked in earnest to implement the recommended reforms. The implementation measures have included the hiring and retooling of trainers, and reviewing the curriculum to shift from theory-based training to practical-based training.”