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    Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) is a world 

    of education and training that parepares citizens to flexibly respond to

    changing technology and the labor market by bringing knowledge,

    attitudes and skills across different occupations and technologies.

    Global experience has shown that the mere expansion of TVET does

    not solve the problems of unemployment and low productivity of the

    economy. TVET must respond to the competence needs of the labor

    market and create a competent, motivated, and adaptable workforce

    capable of driving economic growth and development. Realization of

    the aforementioned national development requires clear and strong

    TVET policy and strategy.

    The 1994 Education and Training Policy of Ethiopia is a big milestone

    in recognizing TVET. The main aim of TVET in Ethiopia is to

    produce a lower- and middle-level, competent, motivated, adaptable,

    and innovative workforce. Through the supply of demand-driven,

    quality TVET, this workforce can transfer demanded technologies and

    contribute to National prosperity, social and economic development. In

    support of the sector, TVET strategy in 2002/2003 and TVET law

    2003/2004 were introduced

     

    contribute to National prosperity, social and economic development. In

    support of the sector, TVET strategy in 2002/2003 and TVET law

    2003/2004 were introduced

     

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