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AmaliTech and Ghana TVET Service partner to enhance digital skills training in Western Region

AmaliTech has signed a strategic partnership with the Ghana TVET Service – Western Region to roll out hands-on digital skills training for students and instructors in technical and vocational institutions across the region.” The Ghana TVET Service-Western Region oversees technical and vocational education training in the region, to promote skill-based learning and industry collaborations.
Commenting on the impact of the partnership, Lois Young, CSR Team Lead at AmaliTech said: “At the heart of national development is the need for a skilled and adaptable workforce, and Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) plays a vital role in achieving this.
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