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• Sampson 1 year ago

  God bless Ibrahim Mahama. He’s a beacon of hope for industrialist in Ghana and Sub Saharan Africa. All government must protect him. His influence transcends beyond politics.

  God bless Ibrahim Mahama. He’s a beacon of hope for industrialist in Ghana and Sub Saharan Africa. All government must protect him. His influence transcends beyond politics.

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• AMARIYA 1 year ago

  What is TVET?

  What is TVET?

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• Tutugyagu 1 year ago

  I was asking the same question, that what’s TVET. These are the stupid and unprofessional journalists we have. Whoever wrote the article presumed everyone should know what it means

  I was asking the same question, that what’s TVET. These are the stupid and unprofessional journalists we have. Whoever wrote the article presumed everyone should know what it means

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• Awudu Damani Musah 1 year ago

  TVET is the short form of Technical Vocational Education and Training:
  
  It refers to education and training programs that focus on providing students with practical skills and knowledge in a specific trade, craft, or techn ...
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  TVET is the short form of Technical Vocational Education and Training:
  
  It refers to education and training programs that focus on providing students with practical skills and knowledge in a specific trade, craft, or technical field. TVET programs are designed to prepare individuals for the workforce, entrepreneurship, or further education and training.
  
  TVET encompasses a wide range of fields, including:
  
  1. Technology and engineering
  2. Healthcare and social services
  3. Business and finance
  4. Agriculture and natural resources
  5. Arts and design
  6. Hospitality and tourism
  7. Construction and building trades
  8. Transportation and logistics
  
  TVET programs are typically offered at secondary, post-secondary, or tertiary levels and may lead to certifications, diplomas, or degrees.
  
  In the context of your previous message, GTVET likely refers to the Ghanaian government's Technical and Vocational Education and Training initiative or department.

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