As part of efforts to rebrand Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) in Ghana, the Ghana TVET Service (GTVETS), under the Ministry of Education, has officially inaugurated a planning committee to lead the organisation of the National TVET Week 2025. The 14-member committee was commissioned by the Minister of Education, Haruna Iddrisu, on Wednesday, […]
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Learn the science and art of building. This programme trains students in modern construction techniques, structural design, and project site management.
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Power up your future. Gain hands-on experience in electrical systems, wiring, maintenance, and renewable energy solutions.
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Creativity meets craftsmanship. Develop skills in garment construction, fashion illustration, tailoring, and contemporary design.
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Numbers that build nations. Learn the principles of financial reporting, bookkeeping, budgeting, and business analytics.
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The engine behind every office. Acquire skills in office management, communication, records keeping, and digital tools for administration.
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Feeding the future. Train in the operation, repair, and maintenance of agricultural machinery to improve farming efficiency.
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Crafting with precision. Learn furniture making, joinery, wood finishing, and safe use of tools and machinery.
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As specified in CI 112 of 2019, the Oti Region is made up of eight (8) existing administrative districts and the SALL Area consisting of the four Traditional Areas of Santrokofi, Akpafu, Lolobi, and Likpe which have just been constituted into a new District called Guan with its Capital at Likpe Mate. The Guan District is yet to be inaugurated. The Regional Coordinating Council: The Regional Coordinating Council was inaugurated in July 2019. The composition consists of the Regional Minister, the Municipal and District Chief Executives and Presiding Members of the 8 Municipal and District Assemblies, Two Representatives of the Regional House of Chiefs, and the Regional Heads of Departments who are ex-officio members.
Jasikan District – Capital: Jasikan
Biakoye District – Capital: Nkonya Ahenkro
Kadjebi District – Capital: Kadjebi
Nkwanta South Municipality – Capital: Nkwanta
Nkwanta North District – Capital: Kpassa
Krachi East Municipality – Capital: Dambai
Krachi West District – Capital: Kete Krachi
Krachi Nchumuru District – Capital: Chinderi
Guan District (SALL Area) – Capital: Likpe Mate (Yet to be inaugurated)
Source: https://orcc.gov.gh/about-us/
