Education Minister Hon. Haruna Iddrisu has inaugurated governing boards for CTVET and the Ghana Library Authority, pledging TVET funding and transformative library reforms.
Haruna Iddrisu Inaugurates CTVET, Ghana Library Authority Boards with Bold Mandates
The Minister for Education, Honourable Haruna Iddrisu, has officially inaugurated the governing boards of the Commission for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (CTVET) and the Ghana Library Authority, outlining key policy directions to drive national transformation through education.
The CTVET Board will be chaired by Nii Doodo Dodoo, while the Ghana Library Authority Board will be led by Dr. Michael Ato Essuman.
TVET to Receive Dedicated Funding Support
Addressing the new CTVET Board, the Minister emphasized the urgent need to enhance the quality of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) in Ghana. He urged the board to reposition TVET to equip young Ghanaians with employable skills in line with global demands.
Hon. Iddrisu also announced plans for the establishment of a dedicated TVET Fund, assuring the board of his full commitment to supporting its operations and long-term sustainability.
Related: What the New TVET Fund Could Mean for Ghana’s Skills Agenda
Ghana Library Authority to Pioneer Modern Reforms
In a separate charge to the Ghana Library Authority, the Minister called for a comprehensive transformation of the national library system to meet the challenges of the modern era. He tasked the board with:
- Establishing Presidential Libraries to honour former Presidents of Ghana
- Building community libraries in underserved and rural areas
- Strengthening STEM education through targeted library programs
- Promoting a national reading culture
- Advancing digital literacy to make libraries innovation hubs
Also Read: How Ghana’s Libraries Can Drive Digital Inclusion and Literacy
A Call to Action for Lifelong Learning
The Minister’s address highlighted the government’s strategic vision to make education a driver of transformation, especially through strengthened TVET systems and innovative library services. He urged both boards to work collaboratively with stakeholders to achieve measurable progress.
Explore: Ghana’s Roadmap for Lifelong Learning and Library Access
Conclusion
With the inauguration of these two key boards, Ghana takes a significant step forward in aligning skills development and knowledge access with the needs of a modern economy. The education sector is expected to benefit greatly from renewed leadership, innovation, and funding support.
Suggested Internal Links for EducationGhana.org:
- Meet the New CTVET Governing Board Members
- Inside Ghana’s Technical and Vocational Education Strategy
- List of Libraries and Digital Hubs in Ghana
- How to Promote Reading Culture Among Ghanaian Youth
- STEM Learning Resources for Schools and Libraries
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