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Welcome to Ghana TVET Service

Transforming Ghana through TVET

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Welcome to the Ghana TVET Service!

As the Director-General, I'm thrilled to extend a warm greeting to all visitors. Our commitment to advancing technical and vocational education and training is unwavering. By fostering collaboration between Industry and Academia, we bridge the gap between theory and practice, empowering individuals to unleash their full potential and contribute meaningfully to national development.

As the premier hub for Technical and Vocational Education and Training in Ghana, Ghana TVET service is dedicated to equipping individuals with the practical skills, soft skills and knowledge needed to thrive in today's dynamic workforce. Whether you're a Student, Educator, Employer or Policymaker, Industry expert, TVET Provider, Master Craft Person (MCP), our platform offers invaluable resources, programs, and insights to support your journey towards success.

Explore our site to discover the transformative opportunities we offer for skills development, transformation, innovation, and career growth. Together, let us shape a brighter future through TVET excellence.
Ghana TVET Service: Transforming Ghana through TVET

Engr. Dr. Eric Kofi Adzroe

(Director-General)

To improve the competitiveness of the skilled workforce and to raise the income-earning capacities of people.

Building a Ghana where Education Empowers

Ghana TVET Service is committed to empower the youth of Ghana with the requisite skills and knowledge to help build a brighter future and bridge the gap between education and industry, creating a seamless transition for the youth into the workforce. The Service believes that Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) plays a pivotal role in achieving the goal.

Know More About the Service

With establishment of the Ghana TVET Service under the Pre-Tertiary Education ACT 2020 (ACT 1049), all TVET Providing Institutions under 9 Ministries have been realigned (GES-TVED, DICCES, NVTI, OIC, Social Welfare Training Centres, Youth Leadership Training Institutes, GRATIS, Technology Solution Centres, Farm Institutes, Roads and Highways Training Centre, Community Development Vocational Institutes) to the Ghana TVET Service under the Ministry of Education.

Wear Ghana Day 2025 is here!

Join us on 28th March 2025, across the country, as we turn up the style dial and drape ourselves to celebrate our rich Ghanaian heritage through fashion and craftsmanship!

This year, we’re stitching things up under the theme: “Stitching and Crafting Ghana with TVET”, we intend using this day to highlight the role of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) in celebrating, preserving and promoting our culture through TVET; one stitch, weave, and bead at a time.