Month: February 2014

In TVET today, there is the constant challenge that very little research has been done on the relationship between skills development and culture. How do we go about developing  systems that fit into the country’s culture, values, traditions and social interaction as well as its particular level of development?  Timing is everything. In the past, development … Read more

Knowledge is now the hot stuff in today’s techno world. It is the commodity that matters, it is traded, it attracts capital and advantages someone who has it. Unhappily, it is also creating a disparity not yet experienced before. Countries and businesses run after ideas, innovations and new research as fast as they can and … Read more