Ethiopia Looks to Employ 80% of University Graduates
The education ministry is apparently hard at work to ensure that 80% of university graduates are employed by 2020. The ministry's Inspection Director Dessalegn Samuel says that the strategic plan was set to help them find jobs within 12 months of graduating.
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