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Cosmos High Learners Encouraged to Explore TVET Pathways

Cosmos High Learners Encouraged to Explore TVET Pathways. Senior Education Officer Ms. Martha Ikumba engaged with learners at Cosmos High School, sharing insights into the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programme and the opportunities it presents for young people.

During her address, Ms. Ikumba emphasized the importance of vocational skills in today’s rapidly changing world. She encouraged learners to consider practical, skills-based career pathways that can lead to employment, entrepreneurship, and meaningful contributions to national development.

Highlighting the role of TVET in strengthening Namibia’s workforce, she noted that vocational training equips learners with hands-on expertise that is directly applicable to industry needs. This approach not only enhances employability but also supports innovation and self-reliance among graduates.

Ms. Ikumba explained that TVET offers diverse opportunities across sectors such as engineering, hospitality, agriculture, and information technology. By pursuing these pathways, learners can gain specialized skills that address critical gaps in the labour market while contributing to the country’s socio-economic growth.

The session also underscored the government’s commitment to expanding access to vocational education as part of its broader strategy to empower youth. Learners were encouraged to take advantage of available training centres and programmes designed to prepare them for both local and global opportunities.

Students expressed appreciation for the guidance, noting that the session provided clarity on career options beyond traditional academic routes. The engagement reinforced the message that vocational education is a vital component of Namibia’s development agenda, offering learners a chance to build sustainable futures.

By inspiring learners to embrace TVET, Ms. Ikumba’s outreach reflects ongoing efforts to align education with national priorities and ensure that young people are equipped to drive progress in their communities and beyond.

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