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Skills Development: Vocational Education

in the Islamic Countries

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Figure 1.10: Employment to population with male and female ratio

Source: ILO, 2017

Based on gender discrimination, figure 1.11 shows the employment percentage of male and

female Vs countries classified by income level as low, medium

and high in view of a bar chart. It

can easily be identified that percentage of gender discrimination in employment is gradually

mitigating at high-income class. Most of the member states of OIC and other developing

countries have low social status of women and consequently providing them needed education

or creating space for themusing technology is not considered as important as other high income

countries (Okolie & Yasin, 2017). Due to these attitudes and cultural influences huge number of

female might not get proper attention for skill development. Therefore the number of skilled

female workforce is considerably low and thereby creating skill gap and skill mismatch in the

workplace.

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