Acting for Life’s TVET teams work with young people in Africa to help them acquire skills and earn a degree in promising areas of the primary and secondary sectors. Our work is carried out in collaboration with local partners.
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Acting for Life’s TVET teams work with young people in Africa to help them acquire skills and earn a degree in promising areas of the primary and secondary sectors. Our work is carried out in collaboration with local partners.
The informal work-study programme: case study of a vocational-training project in Mali (Mopti region, Bandiagara) [available in French […]
15 young electricians trained for a month in photovoltaic electricity, and 15 young people trained in agriculture for 6 months, received their certificates. New prospects are opening up for them.
ICT in technical and vocational education and training in developing countries (Groupe ONG FIP, 2018) [available in French […]
The dangers of an ethnicization of conflicts between crop and livestock farmers – Acting for Life (2018)