Craftsmen and women schooled to compete on the international market

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• Agbesi 8 years ago

  Often only educated Ghanaians get a look in our society. Those drops outs are ignored by society particularly when they come from poor families. Using ordinary classrooms for further adult education centre at night may be fro ...
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  Often only educated Ghanaians get a look in our society. Those drops outs are ignored by society particularly when they come from poor families. Using ordinary classrooms for further adult education centre at night may be from 6-8pm every day would transform Ghana and help these drops out to be part of our development team rather than being an outsiders. There is no need to build ne schools but use classrooms currently being used by these very group as toilets as classrooms where they can be educated to become useful citizens.

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• Paa Joe 8 years ago

  HOW POSSIBLE COULD IT BE FOR GHANAIN CRAFTSMEN, WHO WERE NOT FIRST TRAINED AND EDUCATED TO HAVE PROFESIONAL SKILLS AT THE VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL INSTITUTIONS IN GHANA THREE YEARS TRAINING,SEVENTY(70%) PERCENT ON THE JOB TRA ...
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  HOW POSSIBLE COULD IT BE FOR GHANAIN CRAFTSMEN, WHO WERE NOT FIRST TRAINED AND EDUCATED TO HAVE PROFESIONAL SKILLS AT THE VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL INSTITUTIONS IN GHANA THREE YEARS TRAINING,SEVENTY(70%) PERCENT ON THE JOB TRAINING AND THIRTY(30%) PERCENT CLASSROOM WORK,BE IN THE POSITION TO COMPETE WITH THEIR PRODUCTS IN WORLD MARKETS.
  
  IT IS A PITY THE SO CALLED GHANAIAN AUTHORITIES DO NOT STILL HAVE ANY COMMON IDEA ON HOW TRADESMEN OR CRAFTSMEN ARE EDUCATED AND TRAINED TO HAVE PRECISION PROFESSIONAL SKILLS IN THEIR FIELDS OF SPECIALIZATION.
  
  WITH THESE LONG TIME DEFICITS STILL PRESENT IN THE COUNTRY; CANNOT BE OF HELP FOR THE NATION TO PRODUCE PRECISION ARTISANS AND TECHNICIANS FOR THE LABOUR MARKET IN GHANA.
  
  AND NEVER SHOULD THE GHANA VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL AUTHORITIES LOOSE SIGHT OF THESE REALITIES.

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• Paa Joe 8 years ago

  OPAYIN AGBESI,WHAT YIU SUGGESTED IS GOOD.
  BUT YOU NEED TO KNOW, BEFORE A DROPOUT COULD HAVE A TRUE UNDERSRANDING OF HIS CRAFTMANSHIP,HE NEEDS AGAIN TO SIT AND PASS HIS BSC,BEFORE BEING ADMITTED AT VOCATIONAL OR TECHNICAL IN ...
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  OPAYIN AGBESI,WHAT YIU SUGGESTED IS GOOD.
  BUT YOU NEED TO KNOW, BEFORE A DROPOUT COULD HAVE A TRUE UNDERSRANDING OF HIS CRAFTMANSHIP,HE NEEDS AGAIN TO SIT AND PASS HIS BSC,BEFORE BEING ADMITTED AT VOCATIONAL OR TECHNICAL INSTITUTION.
  
  THIS MAKES IT EASY FOR HIM TO
  TO CALCULATE IN THE THEORY,MATHS AND IN THE SUBJECT OF HIS OR HER TRAINING.
  
  YOU CANNOT BUIILD A MODERN FACTORY AND HAND IT OVER UNSKILLED LABOURERS TO RUN IT.
  
  ITS ALL PRECISION TRAINING AND EDUCATION THAT CAN MAKE A GHANAIAN TRADESMAN TO COMPETE WITH HIS PRODUCTS IN WORLD MARKET.

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