TVETs need digital tech for competitive edge

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A mechanical engineering student operates a lathe machine at Nyeri Technical Institute. FILE PHOTO | NMG

Digitisation is rapidly changing the skills-sets needed in diverse fields as employers search for human resources with proficiencies in artificial intelligence (AI), automation, Big Data and collaborative technologies.

The World Economic Forum notes that the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) is evolving the physical learning environment to accommodate and encourage the uptake of digital skills.

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