TVET expansion not translating into jobs — Survey
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- Ghana’s free TVET programme has increased enrolment and student retention but has not yet produced better employment outcomes, a survey found.
- The survey also found that many institutions lacked the capacity to deliver adequate competency-based training.
Ghana’s free technical and vocational education programme has attracted more students and improved retention, but those gains have not yet translated into better employment outcomes, according to a survey report.
The report also found that many TVET institutions lacked the capacity to provide adequate competency-based training. The training model is intended to help students master practical skills that meet real-world and industry standards.
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