Dynamic Capabilities and Competitive Advantage of TVET Institutions

To develop Kenya's social and economic advancement, skill training is intended to play two critical roles: one, offer training prospects and occupation growth for school graduates; and two, provide experienced labour for all levels of the country's economy and TVET holds the key to building this type of workforce. This institutions have little option other than building dynamic Capabilities as internal competencies to transform the sector and nation.

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Deya, Jared
Dr Jared Deya is a Lecturer of strategy at the Department of Business Administration, School of Business of Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology

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To develop Kenya's social and economic advancement, skill training is intended to play two critical roles: one, offer training prospects and occupation growth for school graduates; and two, provide experienced labour for all levels of the country's economy and TVET holds the key to building this type of workforce. This institutions have little option other than building dynamic Capabilities as internal competencies to transform the sector and nation.