Form 4 leavers just got their results & are now on the verge of making a grave mistakes of enrolling into university & TVETS courses perceived that "haina watu wengi" rather than which can solve a market gap. It's illogical to study petroleum engineering or nuclear engineering yet there's no demand for such professionals in Kenya or if opportunities exist at kpc & Tullow, it's equally as risky as opening a business to rely on one client. Certain fella gave us sleepless nights telling us he was pursuing HRM since his father works in a big parastatal as a senior & he targets the same entity for placement after finalising his degree. In the event his father is fired or any misfortune happens to eject the Senior, the poor young man is doomed.