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Stereotypes keeping girls away from vocational studies

“Such mentality is unfortunate and harmful to society because it hampers our campaign to boost skills acquisition in the fight against unemployment. Courses in the vocational/technical field are for both boys and girls,”

Some of the students who graduated at Nile Vocational Institute in Njeru, Buikwe district on Saturday/Photos by Charles Kakamwa
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By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

Communities have been asked to guard against stereotypes that discourage female students from enrolling in vocational studies.

Education ministry technical vocational education and training (TVET) assistant commissioner, Dr Eddie

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