MOROGORO, May 19 -- Stakeholders in skills development in Tanzania have said that strengthening the apprenticeship system in line with international standards set by the International Labour Organization (ILO) will help increase employment opportunities for young people and produce graduates whose skills match the real demands of the labour market.

The remarks were made during a workshop organized by the ILO through the Global Skills Programme with support from Norway. The meeting focused on validating the implementation plan for apprenticeship training, known as the Apprenticeship Road Map.

The workshop, held in Morogoro, brought together stakeholders from educational institutions, vocational training centres, government agencies, and ...