Skills Build Africa: Reimagining TVET for the Continent's Future — Session 2 Why TVET? Skills as Africa's Economic Engine
Description
Technical skills are not a fallback. They are part of the infrastructure of Africa's economy. This session makes the economic and social case for TVET as a first-choice pathway and asks what must change to prepare young Africans for the future of work. Explore how perception, employer demand, education choices and opportunity connect, and why stronger technical pathways matter for growth as well as individual mobility. Featuring educator and TVET advocate Zephaniah Tsado, with moderation by Ing. Bismark Otoo of the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority. Designed for educators, policymakers, employers, parents, learners and development partners who want technical education to become a visible, credible route to opportunity. Access the session and strengthen the case for TVET as a first-choice pathway.