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Bank of Ghana and TVET Service Explore Skills Development Partnership

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The Bank of Ghana and Ghana's TVET Service are exploring a partnership aimed at boosting skills development in the country. The initiative adds a financial sector institutional partner to Ghana's existing TVET capacity-building effort, which previously secured commitments from UNESCO, KPMG, and Microsoft to train 100,000 facilitators in AI.

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TVET Service, Bank of Ghana explore partnership to boost skills development · myjoyonline.com · T3

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BoG and TVET Explore Skills Pact
BoG enters skills development discussions with TVET Service, adding a financial sector institutional partner to the existing UNESCO, KPMG, and Microsoft-backed TVET AI training programme.
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Ghana's 100k AI Facilitator Push
Ghana's TVET AI training programme scales to 100,000 facilitators with UNESCO, KPMG, and Microsoft as delivery partners.
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