AmaliTech has signed a strategic partnership with the Ghana TVET Service in the Western Region to provide hands-on digital skills training for students and instructors in technical and vocational institutions. This partnership aims to empower both students and instructors within the TVET sector with industry-relevant digital skills, focusing on software development, soft skills, and career-readiness training. The collaboration addresses Ghana's digital talent gap and builds a more inclusive and tech-savvy workforce.
The partnership was announced on September 28, 2026, and is part of AmaliTech's mission to create inclusive pathways into the digital economy for young talent across Africa. Lois Young, CSR Team Lead at AmaliTech, emphasized the importance of a skilled and adaptable workforce for national development. She stated that the partnership with Ghana TVET Service in the Western Region supports ICT students and equips young people with relevant digital skills to thrive in a technology-driven world.
The Ghana TVET Service-Western Region oversees technical and vocational education training in the region, promoting skill-based learning and industry collaborations. As part of the partnership, AmaliTech will develop a tailored curriculum to support agreed activities, including bootcamps and hackathons. The training will offer learning paths suited to the specific needs of students from Ghana TVET Service, Western Region.
The training will be complemented by hands-on experiences in internships and workshops aimed at strengthening practical skills and enhancing problem-solving abilities. Instructors across TVET institutions will also benefit from capacity-building initiatives to enhance their technical teaching capabilities and keep pace with evolving industry trends.
This initiative solidifies AmaliTech's broader mission of creating inclusive pathways into the digital economy for young talent across Africa. By bringing together public-sector education institutions and private-sector innovation, the partnership aims to nurture a generation of tech-enabled problem solvers ready to drive innovation within their communities.
The partnership between AmaliTech and Ghana TVET Service demonstrates a shared commitment to addressing Ghana's digital talent gap and building a more inclusive and tech-savvy workforce. The collaboration is expected to have a positive impact on the region's technical and vocational education training sector.
The partnership is part of a larger effort to promote TVET education and youth employment in Ghana. Other initiatives include the partnership between DTI and Ghana TVET Service to promote TVET education and youth employment, and the launch of the 10 Fellows Green TVET initiative to prepare Ghanaian youth for emerging jobs.
Key points
- AmaliTech partners with Ghana TVET Service to provide digital skills training in Western Region
- Partnership aims to address Ghana's digital talent gap and build a more inclusive and tech-savvy workforce
- Initiative includes hands-on experiences in internships and workshops to strengthen practical skills and enhance problem-solving abilities
