18 per cent of engineering and manufacturing businesses are confident that the government can solve the skills shortage.

It’s 9am on a warm Thursday in Chiluzwazwa Village, Traditional Authority Kalikokha in Kasungu District. The dark grey dambo ...

Less than one fifth (18%) of engineering and manufacturing businesses are confident that the government can solve the skills ...

According to a new study, less than one-fifth (18 percent) of engineers and manufacturers believe that the Government can solve the labour shortages plaguing the industry. <br /><br /> ...

The importance of vocational education in India, its challenges, and the potential to transform the workforce positively.

Just 22 percent of Americans said that college is worth the money, especially if it means taking out loans, according to a ...

A major reason for this unemployment crisis is the lack of practical skills among graduates. Vocational training, also known as Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET), offers a ...

Labour shortages in Europe are worsening. The European Commission's "Union of Skills" proposal is a good start, but innovative solutions are needed. The private employment services sector emphasizes ...