Hitech Ke Edu Blog

Some of the degree majors you choose may require you to “tarmac” longer. These are courses that have the least job openings in the Kenya market or globally. Water Engineering Horticulture Criminology Political Science Philosophy Remember, a degree/certificate may get you a job, but your skills, and knowledge in an area will determine how far you reach. No matter which field you major in, always work on improving your skills. Additional attributes may be the difference between you and the other candidate.

Some years back, banking was the in thing. Over time the sector has experienced growth and changes that have directly affected the people. In the last few years, over 1000 bankers lost their jobs. Nevertheless, banking is not the only industry transformed. Overall, the job market in Kenya, like any other is evolving. So, what may seem like an excellent opportunity today may be obsolete in the next four or five years. For this reason, students enrolling in various programs need to understand the current market trends. Every year close to 80,000 new graduates enters a market that cannot supply all the jobs required. In a bid to avoid tarmacking, some students opt to enroll for marketable courses in Kenya.  After spending two to four years in college, you expect to find employment (including self) that can match the investment (fees and time) and assure you a bright future. Therefore, you settle for an area of specialization that guarantees you a job. How do you know your field of s...