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TVET skills key to tackling unemployment, indiscipline – TVET Director-General

Director-General of the Ghana TVET Service, Dr Eric Kofi Adzroe, has called for stronger collaboration between the government and the Church to promote technical and vocational education as a sustainable solution to unemployment, indiscipline and economic dependency.
The Director-General said the Church could play an important role by supporting government policies aimed at strengthening skills development, improving learning environments and creating opportunities for young people.
He said the EPCG General Assembly provided an appropriate platform for such discussions and called for a renewed partnership between the Church and Government to train both the minds and hands of young Ghanaians for productive employment and entrepreneurship.
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