Prioritise technical education in 40-year dev. plan

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• OBURONIBA FITAFITA 8 years ago

  We have consistently written that our national success hinges on production and technology has opened wide doors for our generation to achieve that end. Technical education with strong emphasis on CNC machinery knowledge is t ...
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  We have consistently written that our national success hinges on production and technology has opened wide doors for our generation to achieve that end. Technical education with strong emphasis on CNC machinery knowledge is the key ! This dummy government has not been listening. The government must train at least three thousand young men and women in the following areas of engineering : CNC Programmers, CNC Machinists (Mill/Turn, Drills, Grinders,Milling,Quality Control,Assemblers,Welding,Turning), Manufacturing Engineers focusing on CadCam Design and Shop Production process management(Using softwares like Solid Works, Pro/Engineer, MasterCam,SmartCam,), Maintenace personnel.
  2 Then the Government must buy Production Machines like CNC Mill/Turns, CNC Milling Machines, CNC Turning Machines, CNC Drills, Welding Equipment, Machine Tools and Measuring Equipment, Forklifts and loading Equipment.
  3. Then the Government can choose any manufacturing item for production - ranging from door knobs,brake shoes,car parts, sheet metals,computer parts, engines,pumps,valves wheels - basically any solid to be transformed into any designed shape on the machines.
  
  The training can take as long as one year or less. This is the only avenue to economic success. Anything else is foolish gimmickery and waste of resources adding debt to debt chasing World banks and the Chinese with no end in sight. That is how they do to earn what they give to you as loans.

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• osman 8 years ago

  No country across the globe has developed without technology base education. Ghana is under developed because we all embrace theory and knowledge based education. Until we all take a second look at it we will continue to stay ...
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  No country across the globe has developed without technology base education. Ghana is under developed because we all embrace theory and knowledge based education. Until we all take a second look at it we will continue to stay where we are. God bless Ghana.......

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