Changing mindsets to make TVET more enticing


Sawlani says TVET graduates are masters of their craft.

THE outdated perception that technical and vocational education and training (TVET) graduates are restricted to blue-collar jobs needs to be reformed.

Sky Academy director Raviraj Sawlani told StarMetro that TVET graduates possessed diverse skill sets that could open doors to multiple career paths beyond traditional heavy industries.

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