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1:35Now PlayingIn this segment, we look at how other countries ensure that graduate degree holders get their much-desired jobs.
China is making efforts to change the narrative that vocational education is second choice to academic degree. The country's universities intend to become more practical institutions where students can acquire degrees with occupational skills and become entrepreneurs.
Germany has the most productive workforce as well as the lowest employment rate in the world. This is due to its vocational training system in workplaces with a combination of practical training and theoretical classroom instructions.
While Kenya in a bid to revive the competence of its workforce introduced technical and vocational education in 2018. The country also approved grants to students and allocation for recruitment of instructors.
Gist Nigeria is a 30-minute current affairs programme, co-produced by Channels Television and the BBC. The program offers in-depth reporting, focusing on stories behind the news and their impact on its audience.
Gist Nigeria airs at 9pm on Wednesdays on
Channels TV and Channels 24 (UK) on Sky 518.
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WEDNESDAY 9.00pm On CHANNELS TV & CHANNELS 24{UK} On SKY 518 [New Edition] REPEAT: THURSDAY 3.30pm On DSTV FRIDAY 6.30pm On Terrestrial SUNDAY 11.30 am On Terrestrial SATURDAY 12.30pm CHANNELS 24{UK} ON SKY 518.
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