tvet_research_in_africa_2021-2024
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Document Type: This is a Study Notes, designed for Reviewing core curriculum material.
Context: Standard material from the 2024 academic period.
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- Identify and address knowledge gaps in understanding
Detailed Summary
skills In many sub-Saharan African countries, school lessons are not taught in languages learners speak at home vast agricultural potential renewable energy opportunities strategic global location Poverty and economic constraints Conflict and instability unevoc. org Gender disparities Digital divide unevoc@unesco. org UNESCO-UNEVOC's commitment to Africa In the African Union's Year of Education 2024, UNESCO-UNEVOC reaffirms its dedication to the continent's development through TVET. Africa is a global priority for UNESCO. Africa is the largest region in the UNEVOC Network, accounting for 29% of its total membership. Ministries and national bodies account for 51% of UNEVOC Centres in the region Central Africa West Africa Develop skills for inclusive and sustainable economies Southern Africa 22. 1% Northern Africa East Africa Southern Africa Central Africa 8. 7% Develop skills for inclusive and peaceful societies East Africa 25% Cross-cutting interventions National, regional and global policy learning Data collection, research and analysis Normative instruments Network and partnerships West Africa 29. 4% TVET studies for Africa's future, conducted between 2021-2024 As a contribution to Africa Skills Week 2024, UNESCO-UNEVOC compiled information from sixty-seven TVET studies about Africa.
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Africa Skills Week 2024 UNESCO-UNEVOC: Empowering Africa's future through TVET Africa's potential Africa stands as a continent of immense potential, boasting: a young population ASW THEME CREATING JOBS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY: UNLEASHING THE POTENTIAL OF TRANSFORMING SKILLS DEVELOPMENT FOR SUSTAINABLE EMPLOYABILITY Significant challenges persist rich cultural diversity 22% of African youth aged 15-24 are not in education, employment or training (ILO Stat 2024) growing innovation and entrepreneurshi...
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