TVET Systems: A Panacea for curbing Youth Unemployment in Nigeria through Entrepreneurship Education
Samuel Joseph
Abstract
Samuel Joseph
Abstract
Nigeria like every developing country in the world, is suffering from economic backwardness due to the high rate of unemployment which has resulted in various social vices from kidnapping, armed robbery, boko haram and internet fraudsters among others. This and many more are issues for national discuss. Technical, Vocational Education and Training (TVET) and indeed Entrepreneurship Education, has the capacity to transform Nigeria economic growth, if adequately administered to compete with developed economies in this technology driven era. This paper focuses on how entrepreneurial education can help eradicate unemployment and lead to economic growth.
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Nigeria like every developing country in the world, is suffering from economic backwardness due to the high rate of unemployment which has resulted in various social vices from kidnapping, armed robbery, boko haram and internet fraudsters among others. This and many more are issues for national discuss. Technical, Vocational Education and Training (TVET) and indeed Entrepreneurship Education, has the capacity to transform Nigeria economic growth, if adequately administered to compete with developed economies in this technology driven era. This paper focuses on how entrepreneurial education can help eradicate unemployment and lead to economic growth.
Key concepts: Backwardness, Panacea (medicine), Entrepreneurship, Unemployment, Youth unemployment, Vocational education, Developing country, Economic growth