Once again Don Bosco Tech Africa was privileged to be invited to be on a panel of international experts in the area of TVET intervention in Africa. Fr. George TJ,…
Preventing Forced Labour Through Skills Training Read Post »
The Support Alliance for African Mobility (SAAM) is a pilot project in the field of vocational education and training that aims to promote the establishment of mechanisms for the exchange
Africa students mobility to Europe Read Post »
Technical and Vocational Education is the foundation of a country’s economic development. TVET produces the skilled and technical workforce necessary to restore, revitalize, energize, operate and sustain the national economy
Air Conditioning Centre of Excellence at Don Bosco Boys’ Town Technical Institute Read Post »
Don Bosco Tech Africa is making great strides to ensure TVET education is successful in all Don Bosco TVET institutions in Africa and Madagascar. DBTech Africa is guided by SDG
Train of Trainers on Trade manuals Read Post »
Don Bosco Tech Africa in collaboration with DEPA consulting company carried out a mid-term evaluation of the Global Programme (GP). GP is funded by the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation
DBTA Global Programme Mid-term Evaluation workshop Read Post »
Young people in the 21st century require technical skills to enhance industrialization. A team from CASE IH company visited Don Bosco – Embu for a partnership discussion. CASE IH deals
Case IH partnership with Don Bosco Embu Read Post »
TVET plays a crucial role in any society by supplying labour for economic development. Rather than operating in isolation, TVET institutions should create solid alliances and networks with both the
Ensuring multi-stakeholder participation and partnership in the TVET Read Post »
On September 8–10, at the Don Bosco Vocational Training Center in Juba, the National Job Service Officer for AFE–Sudan arranged an exchange meeting with the Local Job Service Officers.
Job Service Officers exchange meeting in South Sudan Read Post »
Waste management is a social, economic, and environmental problem facing all African countries. For instance, Angola produces, on an annual basis, around 6.4 million tons of solid waste which either
Waste Management in Angola Read Post »
On August 24, 2022, a virtual workshop organized by UNESCO-UNEVOC was held to help discover various viewpoints on resilience in TVET. This discussion included institutional strategies for exercising resilience and
Experts\’ Meeting: Building Resilience in TVET for a just and sustainable transition Read Post »
