Skill acquisition in TVET and access to employment in Nigeria: a gender perspective

Gender gaps exist for skills in the various disciplines of TVET in tandem with gendered job descriptions, and employability in some fields does not solely depend on the applicant's skills. Key implications and recommendations are presented in the paper.

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Frontiers in Sociology
Published
2025-04-23
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3389/fsoc.2025.1577765
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4
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Higher Education and Employability
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Skill acquisition in TVET and access to employment in Nigeria: a gender perspective

Kyoko Kusakabe, Immaculata Enefiok Emah, Philippe Doneys, Sen Pathak
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Frontiers in Sociology
Higher Education and Employability
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Skill acquisition in TVET and access to employment in Nigeria: a gender perspective

Kyoko Kusakabe, Immaculata Enefiok Emah, Philippe Doneys, Sen Pathak
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Abstract

Gender gaps exist for skills in the various disciplines of TVET in tandem with gendered job descriptions, and employability in some fields does not solely depend on the applicant's skills. Key implications and recommendations are presented in the paper.

Frontiers in SociologyVol. 10
Asian Institute of Technology (TH), Walailak University (TH)
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Higher Education and Employability
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