President William Samoei Ruto officially opened the Webuye West Technical and Vocational College in Machakha, Bungoma County. This initiative is part of the government’s deliberate investment in vocational education aimed at developing institutions that offer market-ready knowledge, skills, and competencies to drive the country’s transformation.
During the opening ceremony, President Ruto emphasized the importance of integrating technology into vocational education. He noted the challenges of low internet connectivity in the area and expressed the government’s commitment to improving digital infrastructure.
“The deliberate investment in vocational education is aimed at developing properly equipped institutions that offer market-ready knowledge, skills, and competencies to drive our country’s transformation,”
said President Ruto.
Official opening of Webuye West Technical and Vocational College, Machakha, Bungoma County https://t.co/SFdzMaBi5F
— William Samoei Ruto, PhD (@WilliamsRuto) May 30, 2024
The college features modern facilities, including advanced computer labs and internet-enabled classrooms, designed to provide students with practical training and education in various technological fields.
President Ruto’s focus on enhancing internet access and technological resources is part of a broader strategy to push Kenya’s technological capabilities to the next level. By addressing the digital divide, his administration aims to ensure that students in all regions have access to the tools and resources necessary for a 21st-century education.
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The event was attended by various government officials, community leaders, and members of the local community, who expressed their support and enthusiasm for the new educational opportunities the college will provide. The improved technological infrastructure at the college is expected to significantly contribute to the region’s economic growth by equipping young people with the skills needed to participate effectively in the job market.
This development aligns with President Ruto’s vision of a technologically advanced Kenya, where education and technology work hand in hand to create a skilled and innovative workforce.