Graduates must fit into industrial sector - Minister

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• Joe Turkey 10 years ago

  What innovative project has this boy ever undertaken in Ghana? Using stolen money to set up petrol stations?

  What innovative project has this boy ever undertaken in Ghana? Using stolen money to set up petrol stations?

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• Onipaba of Akyem Maase 10 years ago

  If graduates are to fill up the industrial sector, where are you placing the ss leavers and technical students? What practical application has your curricula? Through out the 4 years, where did you send them for inturnship tr ...
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  If graduates are to fill up the industrial sector, where are you placing the ss leavers and technical students? What practical application has your curricula? Through out the 4 years, where did you send them for inturnship training? How can yo determine the efficiency of your programs? Travel and see.

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• Brofo 10 years ago

  And where is that sector?

  And where is that sector?

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• AMB 10 years ago

  Very naive and misplaced statement by Ablakwa. If training is to be geared towards meeting the needs of the Industrial sector, how about the public sector etc?
  
  That's what happens when inexperienced people are appointed in ...
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  Very naive and misplaced statement by Ablakwa. If training is to be geared towards meeting the needs of the Industrial sector, how about the public sector etc?
  
  That's what happens when inexperienced people are appointed into key policy and strategic positions.
  
  This is a common problem in most countries in Africa and we need to address it urgently. Lets vote experienced people into parliament or when young people are voted into Parliament we should not be in a hurry to make them Ministers.

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• AMB 10 years ago

  Ablakwa which has Industry can you fit into yourself? Infantile statement. Lets stop this nonsense and fix the economy. I doubt if people like you can help. Delivery is about rolling up your sleeves and not "grammar".

  Ablakwa which has Industry can you fit into yourself? Infantile statement. Lets stop this nonsense and fix the economy. I doubt if people like you can help. Delivery is about rolling up your sleeves and not "grammar".

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• Paa Joe 10 years ago

  GRADUATES CAN ONLY FIT INTO THE INDUSTRIAL WHEN PROFESSORS AND LECTURERS AT THE PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES IN DO HAVE THE THE NECESSARY TECHNICAL CAPABILITIES TO EDUCATED AND TRAIN THEIR STUDENTS TO HAVE THE NECESSARY TOOLS THAT CA ...
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  GRADUATES CAN ONLY FIT INTO THE INDUSTRIAL WHEN PROFESSORS AND LECTURERS AT THE PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES IN DO HAVE THE THE NECESSARY TECHNICAL CAPABILITIES TO EDUCATED AND TRAIN THEIR STUDENTS TO HAVE THE NECESSARY TOOLS THAT CAN TRASFORM MTHE ECONOMY.
  
  IF THE GHANAIAN SO CALLLED PROFESSORS AND LECTURERS ONLY CONTINUE TO EDUCATE THEIR STUDENTS MERELY TO ACHIEVE DISTINCTION, TO GET A JOB, TO BE EFFICIENT, TO HAVE WIDER DOMINATION ON OTHERS, THEN, THE DEVELOPMENT BOF THE COUNTRY WILL CONTINUE TO BE SHALLOW AND EMPTY.
  
  UNLESS THE CURRICULUM AT OUR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITIES ARE OVERHAULED AND GEARD TOWARDS TECHNICAL INNOVATION, THESE SPEECHES AND CONFERENCES WILL NOT FALL SHORT IN THE COUNTRY.
  
  THE INDIVIDUAL IS OF FIRST IMPORTANCE,NOT THE SYSTEM,AND AS LONG AS THE INDIVIDUAL DOES NOT UNDERSTAND THE TOTAL PROCESS OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING, NO SYSTEM CAN BRING ORDER IN GHANA.

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