TVET enrolment outpaces universities as Kenya eyes shared‑services growth
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TVET enrolment in Kenya now exceeds the number of students in universities. David Ndii discussed this trend during the NCBA Economic Forum. He pointed to Glovo as an example of shared-services growth. The company operates a hub in Kenya with 600 staff. This hub serves 21 different markets.
At the NCBA Economic Forum, David Ndii highlighted that TVET enrolment now exceeds university numbers and cited Glovo’s 600‑staff hub serving 21 markets from Kenya.
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