The Ngazidja Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Handicrafts (Ccia) and the Hissoit Abdoul Anziz Al-Babtune Polytechnic High School (Lpha) have signed a partnership agreement to provide students with work experience and improve job prospects. The agreement, signed on September 22, aims to bridge the gap between education and the local economy. The Lpha, located in Chouani, Hambou region, is a public national institution offering technical and vocational training in various fields.
The Lpha offers training in diverse sectors such as equipment maintenance, micro-computing, electronics, electromechanics, building construction, commerce, and management. Students can access these programs through competitive exams or orientation, targeting those from third grade to high school diploma holders seeking to pursue a higher technician's certificate. This partnership aligns with the school's objectives, according to its director, Anrfata Abdou.
Anrfata Abdou emphasized that the Lpha aims to produce qualified workforce aligned with market needs, ensuring equal opportunities and supporting sustainable employment. The partnership with Ccia Ngazidja promotes continuous training, pedagogical innovation, and youth entrepreneurship. Abdou highlighted the significance of this collaboration in achieving the school's goals.
Hamidou Mhoma, secretary regional of Ccia Ngazidja, stressed the importance of valuing technical education. He noted that the chamber's collaboration with training centers is not surprising, as they already work with the Djomani Training Center. Mhoma encouraged young people to pursue manual and technical careers, emphasizing that these paths should be seen as opportunities rather than failures.
The partnership between Ccia Ngazidja and Lpha aims to address the needs of regional businesses and provide students with practical skills. By working together, the two institutions hope to enhance job prospects for young graduates and promote sustainable development in Comoros. This initiative is expected to have a positive impact on the local economy and education system.
The Lpha and Ccia Ngazidja's collaboration is part of a broader effort to promote technical and vocational education in Comoros. By providing students with work experience and practical skills, the partnership aims to reduce unemployment and improve employability. This initiative is a step towards addressing the country's economic and social challenges.
The partnership agreement between Ccia Ngazidja and Lpha is a significant step towards promoting youth employment and entrepreneurship in Comoros. By working together, the two institutions can make a positive impact on the lives of young people and contribute to the country's economic development. Key initiatives will focus on providing work experience, promoting technical education, and supporting sustainable employment.
Key points
- The partnership aims to provide students with practical work experience and improve job prospects.
- The Lpha offers training in diverse sectors such as equipment maintenance, micro-computing, and electronics.
- The initiative promotes technical and vocational education to address youth unemployment and support sustainable development.
