Coast Regional Commissioner Abubakar Kunenge has instructed adult education centers to guarantee that programming under the Integrated Programme for Out-of-School Adolescents delivers employable competencies enabling graduates to secure work or establish independent enterprises. Speaking at the conclusion of an instructor training workshop in Kibaha Municipal Council, Kunenge emphasized that government authorities must evaluate initiative effectiveness through economic self-sufficiency achievements rather than certificate distribution volumes.
The regional administrator stated that the scheme aims to reduce illiteracy while transforming youth mindsets and financial circumstances through literacy instruction, business fundamentals and practical life abilities. IPOSA targets young people excluded from formal schooling systems, equipping participants with capabilities for meaningful contributions to community development activities.
The regional administrator stated that the scheme aims to reduce illiteracy while transforming youth mindsets and financial circumstances through literacy instruction, business fundamentals and practical life abilities. IPOSA targets young people excluded from formal schooling systems, equipping participants with capabilities for meaningful contributions to community development activities.
