The project seeks to support private sector involvement and promote public-private partnership, which is critical to meet existing and future labor market needs and reduce the skills gap.
Employability skills and Evidence Based-initiative for scaling up Technical and Vocational Training Institutes in Africa.
This research project presents a multi-stakeholder, evidence-based analysis on current skills development and employability of youths to attain national economic and social development.
This research project presents a multi-stakeholder, evidence-based analysis on current skills development and employability of youths to attain national economic and social development.
The project seeks to support private sector involvement and promote public-private partnership which is critical to meet existing and future labor market needs and reduce the skills gap.
Aims /objectivesAims /objectives
Support government to scale-up skilling of new entrants into the labor market and up-skilling of existing workers through TVET programs.
Identify gender-based constraints needs to access and complete TVET programs and develop gender-based guidelines.
Promote private sector involvement and public-private partnerships, which is critical in bringing TVET institutions closer to meet changing labour market needs.
Enhance coordination of the currently fragmented skills development systems both within public and private TVET institutions and help develop a framework for counseling and placement strategies.
Increase public awareness about the opportunities of TVET regarding skills development, and diffuse negative perception about TVET as a dead-end option to further education.
SSACS
LIWA has developed formally acknowledged, nationally integrated and government endorsed structures called Sector Skills Advisory Committee (SSACs). Welding Instrumentation & Control Heavy and Light Machinery
IDRC (International Development Research Centre)
The project seeks to support private sector involvement and promote public-private partnership, which is critical to meet existing and future labor market needs and reduce
KeNoMo (Kenya Norway Mobility)
The objective of the project is to establish a long-term collaboration between the faculty of Computing and Information Management at KCA University, Network partner University