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Uahoroka Kauta, General Manager of Finance from the Namibia Training Authority higlighted the importance of the TVET and emphasised it is conduit for improving the lives of the youth and is important for job creation.

Speaking at the event, Dr. Naanda welcomed the initiative of establishing a body that will represent the voice of all TVET Institutions be it private or public as it will provide the ministry with the means to engage in dialogue on matters that will enhance the TVET sector

Join us in congratulating The Association of the Technical and Vocational Education and Training Institutions in Namibia on their launch on 15 October 2022. The association will provide much needed access to quality equitable training in the TVET sector.

Initiaves like Girl’s Day aim to change the lopsided career planning of girls and to arouse their interest in careers in engineering and future-oriented jobs and to exposure girls to different career options in historically male-dominated industries.

In Windhoek the girls also took part in a 2 hour workshop on gender equality, GBV and menstrual health.

The girls were hosted in Windhoek at the Namibia Broadcasting Corporation, Nampower and Pupkewitz Motors. While in the coast companies such as Namibian drydock and repair company (Namdock), Namibian Ports Company (Namport) and Manica.

The Global Apprenticeship Network Namibia (GAN Namibia) with its partners hosted 62 girls for the second edition of the Girls Day Namibia initiative at 6 different Namibian companies. The event was hosted on 21 April 2022. #GirlsDay2022

GAN Namibia's Liaison Shona Ngava was recently invited to the Financial Literacy Initiative @finlitna speed dating event to sensitise and inform the public and corporates from the business sector in Namibia about Apprenticeships in Namibia and the numerous benefits they can yield

GAN Namibia Liaison Shona Ngava and Ellen Ziwoya Phiri from GAN Malawi recently met in Lilongwe, Malawi about apprenticeships in Malawi and Namibia. They shared success stories, challenges and how they can strengthen and improve apprenticeships in their respective countries.

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Apprentices were recognised for their hard work and effort at the Namibia National Apprenticeship Week last night through the Apprentice of the Year competition that awarded apprentices from different companies for their dedication, hard work.

It's Day 4 of the Namibia National Apprenticeship Week and the them today is ''Women at Work'' and women are sharing their experiences at the workplace. #AwNam2021 #NamibiaTVET #apprenticeships #SkillsTransfer

Panel Discussion on Apprenticeships Overview in Namibia between Gys Joubert-Gondwana Namibia Managing Director, JOsheph Khaiseb, HR Executive at Pupkewitz Motors and Tobias Nambala for TVET Regulations at NTA. They spoke on the challenges and success of apprenticeships in Nam.

Apprenticeships are changing the way we are working and at the same time encourage on the job training. For employers this translates to cost effective training and apprentices can help revitalise your company by giving your organisation the boost you didn’t even know it needed.