The Enugu SME Center has marked a milestone with the successful completion of the third edition of its Construction Skills TVET Programme, implemented under the ITF-NECA Vocational Training initiative.
The programme, which aligns with Nigeria Skills Qualification Board (NSQB) and World Skills Standards, trained over 150 youths in plumbing, electrical installation, and maintenance.
Delivered in partnership with the Industrial Training Fund (ITF), NECA, COPEN Group, and C-STEMP Skills Training Centre, the four-month programme culminated in certification at the Amadeo Business Summit. This edition contributes to a legacy of equipping 750 youths with practical skills for sustainable livelihoods.
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Participants praised the transformative training, with Ugwuoke Ifesinachi Daniel expressing gratitude for newfound business opportunities.
Director-General of the Enugu SME Center, Arinze Chilo-Offiah, highlighted the initiative’s role in addressing unemployment and fostering Enugu’s economic growth, aligning with Governor Peter Mbah’s vision for a $30 billion GDP.
“Through collaborative efforts, we are building a resilient workforce and positioning Enugu as a hub for innovation and productivity,” Chilo-Offiah remarked.
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