THE key stakeholders in education and labor need to develop training programs to keep pace with technology change, and refocus the existing curriculum to meet the needs of industries.
The alliance for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) said vulnerable jobs could be lost from automation and presence of vulnerable industries amid the fourth industrial revolution.
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