Ghana: TVET Service Partners for Massive AI Training

Signed on September 1, 2026, the initiative addresses the growing need to bridge the gap between technical training and the demands of a rapidly evolving digital economy. By empowering facilitators with AI-driven pedagogical skills, the Ghana TVET Service aims to ensure that students across vocational institutions are not just job-ready, but also proficient in the technologies that will define their future careers. Under the partnership, UNESCO will provide technical oversight and policy guidance, while Microsoft supports the digital infrastructure and KPMG assists with system strengthening. A central focus of the program is the ethical implementation of AI—training facilitators to protect student data, identify biases in algorithmic outputs, and maintain academic integrity. This program represents a major shift toward digital transformation in Ghana's vocational landscape. As these facilitators are trained, they will become the primary drivers of curriculum reform, helping to ensure that the technical education system remains globally competitive and locally relevant.