Advocating TVET as a respected first-choice pathway with hands-on exposure to vocational pathways and practical skills for enhancing employment opportunities.
On 12th March, 2026, TANTVET conducted an outreach session at Patandi Maalum Secondary School. The session aimed to broaden students’ awareness of technical and vocational training and the career opportunities available in demand-driven sectors, underscoring TVET as a viable pathway to productive livelihoods.
Key activities
• Career guidance and counseling:
Our team provided insights into TVET pathways, required skills, and how to plan a future in vocational training and related industries.
• Live demonstrations:
Industry-aligned demonstrations showcased real-world applications and tools used in local workplaces.
• Q&A and reflection:
Students asked questions about entry qualification, curricula, certifications, and apprenticeship opportunities; mentors supported goal-setting and concrete next steps.
Partners and Speakers
• Special guests included Monica Mbelle – VETA Regional Director, VETA Northern Zone and Dr. Eva Luhwavi – Director of Academics - National Institute of Transport who shared experiences from their professional journeys and offered practical advice for students.
Impact and outcomes
• Increased awareness of TVET pathways among students.
• Actionable next steps for attendees, including applying for programs, signing up for short courses, or pursuing apprenticeships.
• A renewed commitment from school leaders and partners to continue collaboration and schedule follow-up sessions.