Bada explained that LASTVEB’s partners provide tools for training students while the government pays for the students’ Federal Craft Examination and National Board for Technical Education Board examination, among others.
On his part, the leader of the delegation and Sub-Director of the Promotion of Youths Employment in Cameroon, Mr Mathias Houmoussi, appreciated Bada for the warm welcome and knowledge acquired. He promised to put to practice all they learnt about technical and vocational training in Lagos when they get back to Cameroon.
The Chief Executive Officer of GIZ Technical and Vocational Training, Cameroon, Mr Andreas Kahler, said the visit was necessary because Cameroon had to provide vocational training for vulnerable youths, especially in the northern region, hence, they needed to learn how to manage the recruitment of the youths to provide employment and recreation to engage them.All rights reserved.