The ministry in charge of technical education is working to respond effectively to market needs in masonry and equipment electricity. Work on the revision of the training curricula at the Professional Aptitude Certificate (CAP) level in the two sectors was launched on December 26, 2023 in Lomé.
The initiative aims to better support training establishments and centers in the implementation of work-study training. “What will change is that we will now organize programs based on skills and modules to best meet the needs of the labor market. This will increase the attractiveness of this sector. », we inform.
This is, in fact, the rewriting in APC (Competence-Based Approach) of the training programs for Professional Aptitude Certificates in equipment electricity and masonry. To better carry out this project, methodologists, trainers and professionals are working until December 30 on updating the training framework, developing the trainer’s logbook, the learner’s logbook, and the training benchmark. evaluation of the educational guide, as well as the educational and material organization guide.
According to Kokou Eké Hodin, Minister Delegate in charge of Technical Education, the 2020-2025 government program has placed in its agenda a flagship place for the quality of education and vocational training enshrined in project 10. “The launch revision of the CAP curricula that the ministry is organizing in two trades, namely masonry and equipment electricity, is an illustration of the State’s desire to commit resources to this important project. “, he commented.
At the same time, technical education is pursuing innovations by seeking to mobilize additional resources for an exhaustive review of its teaching programs. This approach aims to strengthen the quality of the training provided.
Atha ASSAN