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Brief Introduction to the E-TVET Reform
Jordan has set in place a progressive and broad economic reform agenda to increase the country’s competitiveness and create a skill-intensive, knowledge-based economy. The country’s goal is to build a labour force that is well-trained and well-educated with 21st century skills and knowledge to meet the country’s current and projected labour market needs. . Read More
Events of Calendar
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Quality Assurance in Skills Education and Workforce Development’.
A Major International Conference at Landmark Amman Hotel and Conference Centre, Amman, Jordan 14-15 December Addressed 12/14/2009
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Majority of Jordanian professionals worried about job security
Around 58 per cent of Jordanian professionals and 65 per cent of those in the region are worried about job security, acc 04/28/2009
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SABEQ extends grant to ‘local outsourcing’ project for women
SABEQ extends grant to ‘local outsourcing’ project for women The USAID-funded SABEQ programme extended financial 04/28/2009
Would you train in a Technical/Vocational area (e.g.: Hospitality, Construction, and Water Sector,etc...) if you were guaranteed to have employment after that?
