West Bank, Gaza USAID-West Bank

Description

TVET Activity Overall Goal Upgraded TVET institutions provide the Palestinian labor force with market-driven technical and vocational skills, enabling graduates to productively engage in local and regional economies. Anticipated Results: At a minimum, the TVET Activity will achieve the following results: TVET institutions responsive to the needs of the private sector and the effects of climate change; New partnerships created between the TVET institutions and the private sector firms in targeted sectors; Increased enrollment in TVET programs; and Increased number of skilled graduates of new/updated TVET programs in targeted sectors. Theory of Change/Development Hypothesis IF we strengthen TVET institutions by upgrading training programs, introducing new in-demand programs, facilitating partnerships with the private sector, and increasing public awareness of TVET programs, THEN we increase the demand for TVET training, and the supply of qualified, employable TVET graduates.

Who can apply

• Unrestricted

Contact

Nevine Zakariya, A&A Specialist <br/>Grantor <br/>Phone 972- 3-511-4861
nzakariya@usaid.gov