During the meeting held in Dodoma, Prof Nombo said the government remained committed to establishing vocational schools and was determined to ensure the programme is launched with training that...
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Habel Chidawali
Mwandishi wa Habari
Mwananchi
Dodoma. The government has acknowledged that a shortage of vocational education teachers persists despite ongoing recruitment, saying many approved positions remain vacant because too few qualified applicants are available.
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