CENSODEV proposes multi-disciplinary TVET Centre to empower vulnerable youth
CENSODEV has proposed a new multi-disciplinary TVET Centre in Navrongo to provide vocational training for vulnerable youth in Northern Ghana. The center aims to integrate the Japanese Kaizen philosophy to improve employability and socio-economic development.
Why it matters
Vocational training initiatives are vital for reducing youth unemployment and fostering economic resilience in developing regions.
The Centre for Social Mobilisation and Sustainable Development (CENSODEV), has proposed the establishment of a multi-disciplinary Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Centre in Navrongo.
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