Ghana, Germany explore stronger cooperation in TVET
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu has held discussions with German Ambassador to Ghana Frederik Landshöft on strengthening bilateral cooperation in education, with particular emphasis on Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET). The meeting focused on potential areas of collaboration to improve skills development and equip young people with the practical competencies needed to meet…
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu engaged in talks with German Ambassador Frederik Landshöft to strengthen bilateral cooperation in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET). The discussions centered on potential collaborations to enhance skills development and prepare young people for the dynamic job market. Accompanying the German Ambassador were Daniel Böhme, Deputy Head of Cooperation; Chantel Lahmer, Policy Advisor; and Manuel Ruben, Cultural Attaché.
Education Minister Iddrisu highlighted the significance of international partnerships in bolstering Ghana's education sector and improving educational results. The meeting served as an opportunity for both parties to discuss shared interests and brainstorm ways to deepen cooperation. TVET is a vital element of Ghana's strategy to equip youth with practical skills, boost employability, and meet industry demands.
The talks also underscored the potential benefits of international collaboration in bolstering technical and vocational education to better prepare young people for a rapidly evolving workforce. This meeting is part of Ghana's ongoing efforts to engage with international partners in exploring avenues to improve education delivery and expand skills development initiatives. Specific agreements or programs resulting from the discussions were not disclosed.
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