Skilled but stuck


Despite having relatively higher rates of employment, technical and vocational education and training (TVET) graduates are more likely to work in jobs they are overqualified for, compared with their counterparts from other pathways.

TVET is a crucial bridge between theoretical and practical know-how demanded by a spectrum of industries yet many graduates from this pathway earn less that what their skills are worth.

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