CMF College has launched a new vocational education and training program tailored for the Nasinu community. The initiative aims to equip locals with practical skills across various trades and professions.
CMF International President and Founder Rev. Suliasi Kurulo emphasized the program’s significance, stating that the vocational program is a commitment to addressing the unemployment gap in the community.
The newly established training center offers an array of courses designed to cater to the needs of different industries, ensuring that participants are well-prepared for the job market.
Pene Arapio, the Director of the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Program, highlighted future plans for the initiative. He mentioned that in 2025, the department plans to pilot the mainstreaming of TVET, which will be known as the Vocational Technology Program, beginning in Year 9 in all schools that have vocational centers.
This step aims to integrate vocational training into the mainstream education system.