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Quality TVET for the successful training to employment transition of Africa’s youth

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Language:
English
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Sources:
Academic institutions - La Francophonie’s Institute for Education and Training (IFEF), Governments - Luxemburg Development Cooperation Agency, International organizations - UNESCO-IIEP Dakar
Authors:
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Topics:
Apprenticeships, Youth employability
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Research papers, Case studies and good practices
Publication Date:
01 Jan 2020
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This report constitutes the analytical synthesis of the 2nd Regional Workshop for Exchange between Vocational Training Actors in Africa and their Mutual Strengthening, held in Nairobi from 18-20 June 2019, on the theme of “Quality TVET for the successful training-to-employment transition of Africa’s youth”. It was organized under the technical coordination of the Dakar-based Africa office of UNESCO’s International Institute for Educational Planning (UNESCO-IIEP Dakar), in partnership with the Luxemburg Development Cooperation Agency (LuxDev) and La Francophonie’s Institute for Education and Training (IFEF). The workshop received support from the European Commission’s VET Toolbox and the Agence Française de Développement (AFD).

This forum built upon the lessons learned from the first regional exchange workshop of this kind held in Dakar in March 2018, on public-private partnerships in vocational training, of which the wealth of cross-reflections and shared experiences were committed to a thematic report similar to this one.

Subject Tags:
Access to training, School-to-work transition, TVET systems
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Africa
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