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Table of Contents Foreword ..........................................................................................................................3 Acronyms..........................................................................................................................4 1.0: Introduction ........................................................................................................5 2.0 Policy and Legal Framework ............................................................................6 3.0 Problem Statement ............................................................................................7 4.0 Policy Rationale .................................................................................................8 5.0 Policy Direction ..................................................................................................9 6.0: Policy Objectives and Strategies ...................................................................11 7.0 Implementation Framework ............................................................................14 8.0: Monitoring, Evaluation and Review of the Policy .........................................18 9.0: TVET Financing ................................................................................................19 Annex I: The TVET Policy Pre-Requisites .....................................................20 Annex II: Glossary of Key Terms ....................................................................21 TECHNICAL VOCATIONALEDUCATION AND TRAINING (TVET) POLICY IMPLEMENTATION STANDARDS Foreword .............................................................................................................................24 Acknowledgement ...............................................................................................................25 1. Introduction ...........................................................................................................26 2. Legal standards ....................................................................................................26 3. Institutional standards .........................................................................................27 4. Establishment and management standards ......................................................28 5. Tvet operational standards ..................................................................................29 6. Safety and operational standards .......................................................................33 7. Marketing and branding of tvet standards .........................................................33 8. Tvet financing standards .....................................................................................33 9. Stakeholder engagement standards ...................................................................34 10. Application of the policy implementation standards ........................................34 11. Declaration ............................................................................................................34 Annex I: The Tvet Models: A Framework for Analysis ......................................36 Annex II: TVET Policy Objectives: The Guiding Framework ............................39 Annex III: TVET Financing: A Framework For Analysis ....................................40 Annex IV: The National Tvet Qualifications Framework ...................................42 Annex V: Glossary of Terms ................................................................................57 TECHNICAL VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING (TVET) POLICY 1 TECHNICAL VOCATIONALEDUCATION AND TRAINING (TVET) POLICY IMPLEMENTATION GUIDELINES Foreword ........................................................................................................................60 Acknowledgement ..........................................................................................................61 1.0 INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND ...........................................................62 1.1 Introduction ......................................................................................................62 1.2 Background ......................................................................................................63 1.3 Commencement ...............................................................................................63 2. Legal Guidelines ..............................................................................................64 3. TVET Institutional Guidelines .........................................................................64 4. Establishment and Management Guidelines for TVET ................................65 5. TVET Operational Guidelines .........................................................................65 6. TVET Safety Guidelines ..................................................................................77 7. Guidelines on Marketing and Branding of TVET ..........................................77 8. TVET Financing Guidelines ............................................................................78 9. Stakeholder Engagement Guidelines ............................................................79 10. Application of the Guidelines .........................................................................79 ANNEX I: GLOSSARY AND EXPLANATION OF KEY TERMS ....................................80 ANNEX II: LEARNING FROM OTHER COUNTRIES ....................................................83 2 TECHNICAL VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING (TVET) POLICY Foreword I am pleased to present the Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Policy 2019. Government recognizes that effective technical skills are vital for the individual, enterprise and the economy since they lead to self-reliance at the family level, increased productivity, profits and higher incomes for the nation. The shortage of these skills retards the capacity to solve problems, slows down the process of national transformation, and prolongs the journey to modern living. Uganda’s education system has been slow in bringing about the critical technical and vocational arm of education because it takes a complete paradigm shift from the current skewed theory based education and even the Sub- sector delivery arrangement termed as Business, Technical and Vocational Education and Training (BTVET) to now a new TVET System that focuses on relevant skills development for true National Independence, development, enhanced productivity and economic growth. The TVET Policy therefore, is to support the creation of needed employable skills and competencies relevant for the national transformational labour market as opposed to just acquisition of educational certificates. It targets all Ugandans in need of skills for employment. The Policy emphasizes a flexible workplace-oriented (practical) delivery when juxtaposed with the theoretical knowledge acquisition under the current general education system and it shifts TVET management from the government led to Public- Private Partnerships (PPP) delivery. It is important to ensure that this Policy will now guide the Ministry of Education and Sports to build a TVET which is a crucial vehicle for the enhancement of human capacity to finally fulfil God’s commandment to us to subdue our corner of the earth and have dominion over nature around us. The Policy highlights four sets of Policy and Institutional actions to TVET reforms engaging private sector enterprises and private training providers in TVET; expanding the TVET Qualifications Framework scope and ensuring that the training content corresponds to work needs; building a strong unified organization for managing skills development and reforming the way TVET is funded and managed. This Policy establishes a new direction and Institutional Framework to guide the TVET delivery. The new direction involves reviewing the current: BTVET Act 2008; Education (Pre-Primary and Post- Primary) Act, 2008; Universities and Other Tertiary Institutions Act, 2001 and other related laws. In addition, the Policy provides for the establishment of a TVET Council, TVET Institutions and Providers and operationalization of the Skills Development Fund. Thus, I commend all those who participated in the TVET Policy development and call upon all of you to embrace and support its implementation. The TVET Policy actions will transform the current education and training system to effectively meet the development needs of both the present and future generations. Janet. K. Museveni FIRST LADY AND MINISTER OF EDUCATION AND SPORTS TECHNICAL VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING (TVET) POLICY 3
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