By 2025, the University seeks to Strengthen competency-based skills development in TVET by increasing the quality of delivery and access to career-relevant programmes, and improving, maintaining and providing additional facilities to enhance technical skills, creativity and expertise of our students as well as our faculty. 

 

In his address, the Director General of CTVET, Dr. Fred Kyei Asamoah, stressed on the need to evolve the teaching of technical and vocational programmes to meet the ever-dynamic landscape of industry. He pointed out that the use of modern equipment in today’s teaching and learning ensures the smooth transition from the lecture room to industry. As an advocate for TVET entrepreneurship, the Director General was optimistic that the delivery of this equipment will hone the skills of students and set them up for a future of entrepreneurship.

 

 

The event was graced by some members of Management, Deans, representatives from CTVET and the German development agency, GIZ.