Ghana cannot industrialize without skilled workforce - TVET Director-General
A top official makes a bold case for TVET's role in Ghana's future - but what specific reforms are on the table?
Ghana TVET Service leadership addresses a policy dialogue during TVET Week 2026, focusing on workforce skills for industrialization.
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