Kpando MP, and the Chairman of the Governing Council of the Ghana TVET Service pledged to provide strategic direction for high-quality technical and vocational education in Ghana.
In his inaugural speech, Sebastian Deh acknowledged the fact that the inauguration of the Council marks a significant part in Ghanaโs TVET reforms and demonstrates the NDC governmentโs commitment to developing a skilled workforce that meets the demands of the rapidly evolving economy, whose cutting edge at this particular time is the 24 Economic Policy championed by the President.
To achieve this, Mr. Deh submitted the need to focus on the core functions of The Council, at the heart of which is building a competent professional workforce.
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Reiterating the point on behalf of his colleagues, he said, โour mandate as amplified by the Hon Minister is clear: to provide strategic direction, oversight, and guidance to ensure that the Ghana TVET Service delivers high-quality technical and vocational education that aligns with industry needs and national development goalsโ.
He assured the Minister and the public of his commitment to work tirelessly to ensure that the Council delivers on its mandate by leveraging the quality expertise he sees around the tableโ- โPersonally, I come the job with a good experience and knowledge of developments in the TVET landscape including creation of the Ghana TVET Service itโs enabling Act 1049, and all processes that birthed sameโ.
He, however, expressed gratitude to the Minister for Education and the President for entrusting him with the responsibility, as he again promised to engage with stakeholders in the education sector to drive innovation to position TVET as a vital component of Ghanaโs education system.
