The Oti Regional Director of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) has toured several examination centers in the region to monitor ongoing practical and written exams. The visit aimed to ensure smooth supervision and encourage candidates. The Director commended the schools for maintaining discipline and proper conduct during the exams. This forms part of […]
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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,
Globally, Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) has been instrumental in driving industrialisation by providing a skilled workforce tailored to industry needs. The World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report 2023 forecasts that by 2027, 23 per cent of jobs globally will undergo significant changes, with 69 million new roles emerging and 83 million
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On Monday, 12th May 2025, at 8:00 am, the Oti TVET Regional Directorate paid a courtesy visit to the Director General of Ghana TVET Service Engineer Dr. Eric Kofi Adzroe in his office in Accra. The Courtesy call was led by Engineer Robert K. Amontcho, Director of Oti TVET Regional Directorate, and accompanied by Mrs.
The country’s Technical, Vocational Education And Training (TVET) system cannot meet the demands of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) due to challenges, including inadequate funding, poor digital infrastructure, outdated equipment, facilities and curriculum. There are also limited practical training and apprenticeship opportunities, especially in the informal sector, among others. These are contained in the highlights
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The Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Service in Ghana’s Oti Region is gearing up to go digital with the upcoming launch of its official website. This initiative marks a significant step forward in enhancing access to information, resources, and opportunities for students, teachers, and stakeholders across the region. According to officials, the soon-to-be-launched
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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/
