Lack of Awareness About Vocational Training

Many individuals, especially students and women, remain unaware of vocational training opportunities that could help them develop skills for better employment and economic independence.

• Limited Exposure – Many communities lack information about available vocational training programs, preventing individuals from exploring skill-based careers.
• Perception of Traditional Education – There is a widespread belief that only formal academic education leads to success, while skill-based learning is often overlooked.
• Lack of Career Guidance – Without proper career counseling and psychological assessments, students struggle to identify their strengths and align them with suitable vocational skills.
• Financial Barriers – Even when training programs exist, many individuals assume they are too expensive or do not understand available scholarships and support systems.
• Gender Stereotypes – Women, in particular, are often discouraged from pursuing technical or skill-based careers, limiting their access to economic opportunities.