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CTVET, Japan Explore Opportunities to Integrate KAIZEN into TVET The Director-General for the Commission for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (CTVET) Mr Zakaria Sulemana, on Thursday, 8 October 2026, received the Japanese Ambassador to Ghana, His Excellency Hiroshi Yoshimoto, and a…

Women belong in every field of TVET. The 5th Women in TVET Conference celebrated women breaking barriers and making their mark in areas including engineering, automotive, agriculture and other technical professions. Under the theme “Give to Gain: A Powerful Call to Action,” CTVET and its partners…

Give to Gain. Empower to Transform. CTVET hosted the 5th Women in TVET Conference 2026, bringing together women leaders, industry experts, policymakers and partners to champion greater opportunities for women and girls in TVET. From inspiring success stories to powerful conversations, the message…

Choose TVET. Choose a different path to employment. Stephanie Boadu, a Computer Systems Engineering professional at GH Media School, is encouraging BECE graduates to look beyond the conventional pathways and consider Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) as a pathway to skills…

GHANA MAKES GRAND ENTRY INTO WORLDSKILLS INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION A new chapter has begun for Ghanaian skills on the world stage. Since becoming an official Member of WorldSkills International in September 2019, Ghana has nurtured the ambition of competing alongside the world’s best young skills…

Meet Pearl Ayetteh, Automotive Engineer. She will be at the Women in TVET Conference on 28 September 2026. Pearl is building her career in automotive engineering and demonstrating that women can excel in the automotive and engineering sectors, creating exciting opportunities in fields…

Meet Dorcas Anane, a young Cosmetology student who is building her skills and shaping her future through TVET. She believes that TVET is more than learning a trade—it is about gaining practical skills, discovering your talent and preparing yourself for opportunities in the world of work and…

Meet Gisela, Mechanical Engineer. She will be at the Women in TVET Conference on 28 September 2026. Gisela is building her career in mechanical engineering and showing that women can thrive in technical fields, break barriers and pursue rewarding careers in industries traditionally perceived as…

Meet Vanessa Addo, Joinery (Carpenter). She will be at the Women in TVET Conference on 28 September 2026. Vanessa is building her career in joinery and carpentry, demonstrating that women can excel in skilled trades and create rewarding careers in industries traditionally perceived as…

Meet Belinda Akaba, Engineer. She will be at the Women in TVET Conference on 28 September 2026. Belinda is building her career in engineering and demonstrating how technical and vocational skills can create pathways to rewarding careers, innovation and professional growth. At the conference, she…

GTVP: Building on Gains, Scaling Impact The Ghana TVET Voucher Project (GTVP), being implemented by the Commission for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (CTVET), on Wednesday, 16 September 2026, convened key stakeholders for an engagement at the Trinity Theological Seminary, East…

She can build. She can weld. She can repair. She can design. She can operate machines. She can lead. Talent has no gender, and neither should opportunity. Across Ghana, women are breaking barriers and proving that technical and vocational skills can open doors to rewarding careers in trades…

Meet Clara Akuri, Plumber. She will be at the Women in TVET Conference on 28 September 2026. Clara is a woman building her career in plumbing and showing that technical and vocational skills can create exciting career opportunities, including in trades traditionally perceived as male-dominated. At…

Meet Ethel Eden, Civil Engineer. She will be at the Women in TVET Conference on 28 September 2026. Ethel is a woman building her career in engineering and demonstrating that technical and vocational skills can open doors to exciting opportunities in industries traditionally perceived as…