National Apprenticeship Programme to be inclusive and equitable – Osman Ayariga

The National Apprenticeship Programme is set to prioritize inclusivity and equity, according to Osman Ayariga, the Director of the National Vocational Training Institute. During a recent event, Ayariga emphasized that the initiative aims to provide equal opportunities for all individuals, regardless of their background or circumstances. He highlighted the importance of skill development in fostering economic growth and reducing unemployment. The program will target disadvantaged groups, ensuring they have access to vocational training that can enhance their employability.

Ayariga noted that by focusing on diverse participants, the apprenticeship scheme would not only empower individuals but also contribute to building a skilled workforce capable of meeting industry demands. Furthermore, he reassured stakeholders that efforts would be made to align training with market needs, thereby increasing job prospects for graduates. This commitment reflects a broader strategy to create a more equitable society through education and vocational training, ultimately aiming for sustainable economic advancement across Ghana. The initiative underscores the government's dedication to uplifting marginalized communities and promoting social mobility through meaningful employment opportunities.