Springboard Road Show Foundation has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Ghana National Tailors and Dressmakers Association (GNTDA) to equip over 90,000 young women, men, and persons with disabilities with the needed skills and personal and career development resources to thrive within the technical and vocational skills industry.
The initiative is part of the Ghana Grows Programme, a collaboration between the Mastercard Foundation and Springboard Road Show Foundation aimed at supporting young people between 15 to 35 years especially, women and persons with disabilities to find decent and viable jobs within the agriculture, agribusiness and Agriculture Technical Vocational Education and Training (ATVET) sectors.
This partnership aims to equip current and prospective members of the GNTDA, empowering them to become more productive and resourceful individuals.
The efforts focus on inspiring young GNTDA apprentices and Mastercraft persons to recognize the potential for growth and innovation within Ghana's TVET industry.