Mozambique: Universities Challenged to Align Their Curricula With Labor Market

Maputo — Mozambican minister of education Édson Macuácua calls on universities to revise their training models, aligning their curricula with the labor market.

Speaking on Tuesday, in Maputo, at the debate titled “Unfiltered Data, Real Conversations Today, Strong Roots Tomorrow”, the State no longer handles jobs following the completion of one’s education, which means that universities must prepare graduates for a reality where completing a degree no longer guarantees professional placement.