Reimagining TVET — Ghana’s National Skills Competition
Ghana has successfully held its second national skills competition with support from WorldSkills Germany.
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Ghana has successfully held its second national skills competition with support from WorldSkills Germany.
Over three days, 73 young people took part in 14 skills with an eye on two major upcoming events — WorldSkills Africa Swakopmund 2022 and WorldSkills Shanghai 2022.
Ghana became the 81st Member of the WorldSkills family two years ago. It is just a year since WorldSkills Germany began providing support to develop vocation training as a cooperation partner.
For Ghana, the event was an important way to develop a highly-skilled workforce, boosting the economy, and reducing the country’s need for international aid.
Those taking part in this year’s national competition qualified through regional competitions. It was held at the Accra Technical Training Centre and organized by the Commission for Technical and Vocational Education and Training, the government regulatory agency in charge of TVET under the Ministry of Education, as well as WorldSkills Ghana.
The event was an invitation for stakeholders to come together to exchange views on the theme, "Reimagining TVET as a tool for Ghana beyond aid”.