Mr Samuel Kwashie Amegbor, Manager of Biriwa National Vocational Training and Rehabilitation Institute has called on the Government to extend the Free Senior High School policy to Technical, Vocational and Rehabilitation Training institutions. He said the strategy of government to expand technical and vocational opportunities at secondary schools will strengthen…
Students of Biriwa Vocational Training and Rehabilitation Institute
The Biriwa Vocational Training and Rehabilitation Institute, (VTRI) has held its second Dream Discovery Day with a call on the government to make training materials available for constant practice at the training institutions.
The event which was on the theme “Career development: key to success “, brought together entrepreneurs, industrialists, trade experts, Technical and Vocational Education Training (TVET) providers, academia and other industry professionals, to share their experiences with the trainees at the Institute.
They served as facilitators and shared with the trainees how they developed their careers, their bitter experiences before, during and after their career choices and as well exposed them to job opportunities in their chosen areas.
Extend Free SHS to Vocational and Rehabilitation Institutes - Government told
Samuel Kwashie Amegbor, Manager of Biriwa National Vocational Training and Rehabilitation Institute, has called on the Government to extend the Free Senior High School policy to Technical, Vocational and Rehabilitation Training institutions.
He said the strategy of government to expand technical and vocational opportunities at secondary schools will strengthen the linkage between education and industry, as well as empower young people to deploy their skills to employ themselves and others. We beseech the government to extend the Free SHS policy to the Vocational institutions under NVTI and others which are not included. Most of our trainees are from financially-challenged background, therefore, it will be a big relief to trainees and their parents if this happen soon.