Ghana news briefing
Africa must build nuclear workforce alongside infrastructure – USANES panellists
They said governments, industry, academia and training institutions must collaborate to create demand-driven education and training programmes that would provide the skills needed across the nuclear sector.
Professor Elsie Kauffman, the Dean of the School of Engineering, University of Ghana, called for early exposure of young people to nuclear science and career opportunities, beginning from the basic school level.
The discussion, held on the theme: “Building Integrated Education and Workforce Pipelines for Nuclear Programmes/Scaling and Sustaining the Talent Pipeline,” focused on developing sustainable talent pipelines for Africa’s nuclear programmes.
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