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    Kenya has focused on developing its human resources through education and training policies since gaining independence from Britain. The government aims to improve secondary education through expanding schools, strengthening implementation of bursary schemes, and emphasizing subjects like English, science, and math. For university education, the government collaborates with the private sector to provide loans and scholarships, and supports the use of new technologies in training. The government also works to improve access to information and communication technologies in schools, and provides vocational and continuing education programs to develop workforce skills. Overall, Kenya's national human resource development policies center on using education to address high birth rates, health issues like HIV/AIDS, and lack of education through strategic government planning and investment.

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    Kenya has focused on developing its human resources through education and training policies since gaining independence from Britain. The government aims to improve secondary education through expanding schools, strengthening implementation of bursary schemes, and emphasizing subjects like English, science, and math. For university education, the government collaborates with the private sector to provide loans and scholarships, and supports the use of new technologies in training. The government also works to improve access to information and communication technologies in schools, and provides vocational and continuing education programs to develop workforce skills. Overall, Kenya's national human resource development policies center on using education to address high birth rates, health issues like HIV/AIDS, and lack of education through strategic government planning and investment.

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    Kenya has focused on developing its human resources through education and training policies since gaining independence from Britain. The government aims to improve secondary education through expanding schools, strengthening implementation of bursary schemes, and emphasizing subjects like English, science, and math. For university education, the government collaborates with the private sector to provide loans and scholarships, and supports the use of new technologies in training. The government also works to improve access to information and communication technologies in schools, and provides vocational and continuing education programs to develop workforce skills. Overall, Kenya's national human resource development policies center on using education to address high birth rates, health issues like HIV/AIDS, and lack of education through strategic government planning and investment.

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    NHRD Policy in Kenya

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    Kenya has focused on developing its human resources through education and training policies since gaining independence from Britain. The government aims to improve secondary education through expanding schools, strengthening implementation of bursary schemes, and emphasizing subjects like English, science, and math. For university education, the government collaborates with the private sector to provide loans and scholarships, and supports the use of new technologies in training. The government also works to improve access to information and communication technologies in schools, and provides vocational and continuing education programs to develop workforce skills. Overall, Kenya's national human resource development policies center on using education to address high birth rates, health issues like HIV/AIDS, and lack of education through strategic government planning and investment.

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    NHRD policy in Kenya

    by: Mary Carina Lutta-Mukhebi

    Presented by
    Ms.Kanokporn Niensiri
    Ms.Panatda Konpoothong
    Overview
    • Kenya is a country in Africa side
    • It was the colony country of British commonweal
    • Many presenting HRD and policies based on British
    system
    • High birth rate
    • AIDS/HIV problems
    • Lack of education, but the education is a fundamental
    strategy for HRD is the first phase of government
    National Development Plan
    Education

    • Secondary Education
    • University Education and Training
    • Training and capacity building
    Education
    • Secondary education
    Strategies planned to address this are follow
    -Review and strengthen the implementation of the bursary scheme
    -Encourage the establishments of more day secondary schools
    -Enhance the teaching of English, science and mathematics
    -Review the Education Act to streamline secondary school management
    -Expand and rehabilitate existing secondary schools
    Education
    • University Education and Training
    The university is emphasize on using new technology that
    aims for practice more training:
    -Emphasize the commission for higher education (CHE)
    -Reviewing policies to ensure they are gender responsive
    -Collaborations of the private sector in providing loans and
    awarding scholarship in under enrolled critical technological
    and science based program
    -Improved resource mobilization, allocation, use and
    enhanced accountability
    -Continuous review and strengthening of parallel university programs
    Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
    in Formal Education

    - The government try to improve their education by using of


    the ICT with the government support. Government of Kenya
    aims to set up the latest version of ICT with primary,
    secondary and tertiary institutions and it could be used as
    the first ICT in service teacher program training program to
    train 43,000 teachers by the end of plan period. (Plan
    period 2002-2008, of universal student ICT literacy.)
    Training and Capacity Building

    • Training in the Public Sector


    • Vocational technical training
    • Adult and continuing Education
    Labour employment and Social Security

    To address the falling productivity, the government intends


    to establish a National Productivity Center (NPC) whose
    key responsibilities will include the following:
    - Raising competitiveness and productivity in all sectors of
    the economy
    - Improving employee work life and enchancing industrail
    relation s
    - Fostering cooperation and collaboration between
    national productivity organization and other related
    bodies
    Labour employment and social
    security
    • Gender: The different between males and
    females enable males can play more action and
    rolls in term of finding career while women gain
    the lesser opportunity in many sides. Some
    women are force to marriages and food taboos.
    These is a limiting opportunity for Kenya’s social
    and economic development.
    Conclusion
    • Even though the Kenya was once in Briish
    colony, Kenya also realize the necessary of HR
    in the national level. The Education play more
    roll since the first elementary~ university. Which
    the scholarship are available.
    • The service of Training concern to ICT topic are
    also supported as well
    • Both of the internal and external are provide
    • Women play more role in the world of carrier
    Thank you for your attaintion

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