• Governance Structure
In partnership with the World Bank, the Ghana Jobs & Skills Apprenticeship Project (GJS-AP) follows a well-structured implementation framework. Led by the Ministry of Education and Ministry of Finance, and executed by the Commission for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (CTVET), this collaborative effort ensures the effective delivery of competency-based training.
Governance Structure:
In steering the transformative journey of the Ghana Jobs & Skills Apprenticeship Project (GJS-AP), a robust governance structure is in place to ensure effective coordination and strategic direction.

Steering Committee:

  • The project is guided by a high-level Steering Committee, bringing together key stakeholders and ministry representatives.
  • This committee provides overarching guidance, strategic insight, and decision-making authority for the project.

Project Management Unit (PMU):

  • Housed under the Commission for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (CTVET), the PMU serves as the operational nucleus.
  • Day-to-day management, coordination with stakeholders, and monitoring of project activities fall under the purview of the PMU.
Governing Stakeholder Roles :

Ministry of Education & Ministry of Finance:

  • These ministries play pivotal roles in the overall implementation of the project.
  • Collaborating on policy alignment, financial oversight, and resource allocation to ensure successful execution.

Project Management Unit (PMU):

  • Functioning as the operational arm of the project, the PMU works diligently to translate strategy into action.
  • Coordinating with various stakeholders, overseeing day-to-day activities, and ensuring project milestones are met.

Development Partner - The World Bank:

  • The World Bank stands as a vital development partner, contributing financial resources, technical expertise, and global best practices.

Steering Committee:

  • The Steering Committee serves as a critical advisory body, ensuring that project activities align with national objectives and international standards.
  • Through strategic guidance, the committee contributes to the overall success of the Ghana Jobs & Skills Apprenticeship Project.

Commission for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (CTVET):

  • As the primary implementing agency, CTVET takes the lead in executing project activities.
  • Ensures strict adherence to national TVET frameworks and standards, aligning the project with overarching goals.
  • Collaborating closely with local stakeholders, the World Bank enhances the project's impact and sustainability.

Governance Structure:
In steering the transformative journey of the Ghana Jobs & Skills Apprenticeship Project (GJS-AP), a robust governance structure is in place to ensure effective coordination and strategic direction.

Steering Committee:
The project is guided by a high-level Steering Committee, bringing together key stakeholders and ministry representatives. This committee provides overarching guidance, strategic insight, and decision-making authority for the project.

Project Management Unit (PMU):
Housed under the Commission for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (CTVET), the PMU serves as the operational nucleus.
Day-to-day management, coordination with stakeholders, and monitoring of project activities fall under the purview of the PMU.
Governing Stakeholder Roles :

Ministry of Education & Ministry of Finance:
These ministries play pivotal roles in the overall implementation of the project.
Collaborating on policy alignment, financial oversight, and resource allocation to ensure successful execution.

Project Management Unit (PMU):
Functioning as the operational arm of the project, the PMU works diligently to translate strategy into action.
Coordinating with various stakeholders, overseeing day-to-day activities, and ensuring project milestones are met.

Development Partner - The World Bank:
The World Bank stands as a vital development partner, contributing financial resources, technical expertise, and global best practices.

Steering Committee:

The Steering Committee serves as a critical advisory body, ensuring that project activities align with national objectives and international standards.

Through strategic guidance, the committee contributes to the overall success of the Ghana Jobs & Skills Apprenticeship Project.

Commission for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (CTVET):

As the primary implementing agency, CTVET takes the lead in executing project activities.

Ensures strict adherence to national TVET frameworks and standards, aligning the project with overarching goals.

Collaborating closely with local stakeholders, the World Bank enhances the project's impact and sustainability.