Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu has challenged Ghanaian universities to refocus their academic programmes on the skills needed in the country’s job market to help address graduate unemployment. He said the growing disconnect between university training and available opportunities was contributing to unemployment among graduates, even as technical, digital and industrial sectors across Africa continue to face shortages of skilled workers.…
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu has challenged Ghanaian universities to refocus their academic programmes on the skills needed in the country’s job market to help address graduate unemployment. He said the growing disconnect between university training and available opportunities was contributing to unemployment among graduates, even as technical, digital and industrial sectors across Africa continue to face shortages of skilled workers.…
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