EAC Partners Commit to Advancing Skills Mobility for Youth
EAC partners are backing Skills without Borders: freer movement for skilled youth, mutual recognition of qualifications and coordinated CBET reforms.
EAC partners are backing Skills without Borders: freer movement for skilled youth, mutual recognition of qualifications and coordinated CBET reforms.
A young population, a persistent skills gap and the reforms that can turn East Africa’s demographic dividend into decent work.
How Competency-Based Education and Training is shifting the focus from time in class to the practical skills employers need.
Why closer, continuous collaboration between universities, TVET institutions and industry is key to closing the graduate skills gap.
EAES26 takes place 11–12 November 2026 at KICC, Nairobi. Here is what to expect and why you should secure your delegate place early.
Celebrating the individuals and institutions advancing career development, employability and skills across East Africa.
Nominations close on 17 October 2026. Put forward a student, educator, institution, employer or journalist — it takes about 5 minutes.
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