Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi on Monday proudly sent off a cohort of Kenyan teachers who have secured job placements in various district schools across the United States of America.
Speaking at the ceremony, Mudavadi highlighted the significance of this achievement as a testament to the government’s dedication to supporting the professional growth of its citizens and meeting the demands of the global job market.
“We proudly send-off a cohort of Kenyan teachers who have secured job placements in various district schools across the United States of America. This is a testament of the governments’ commitment to support professional development and facilitate skills transfer as a result of the global job market demands and emerging opportunities,” Mudavadi said.
He emphasized the role these teachers will play as ambassadors of Kenya’s values and aspirations, urging them to elevate the nation’s education standards on the global stage.
“As ambassadors of Kenya’s values and aspirations, I urge these educators to elevate our nation’s education standards on the international stage and to serve as an inspiration for others who aspire to work abroad, not only in education but across diverse sectors. Mudavadi said.
Mudavadi reaffirmed the government’s commitment to safeguarding the rights and welfare of the Kenyan diaspora, ensuring that their contributions are integrated into the nation-building process.
“The government will continue to protect and support our diaspora, recognizing their invaluable input in our development journey,” he concluded.
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This send-off ceremony marked a significant milestone in Kenya’s ongoing efforts to enhance its international presence and underscores the importance of professional development in contributing to the nation’s growth and prosperity.
