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Game-Changer: Students Create Battery-Powered Fufu Machine.

The Akyem Vocational and Technical Institute (AVTI) in the Eastern Region has unveiled a groundbreaking battery-powered fufu-making machine at its inaugural graduation ceremony. Designed by students and tutors, the machine simplifies the labor-intensive process of making fufu while being efficient, quiet, and eco-friendly.Unlike traditional machines, this innovation is designed to work seamlessly during power outages, making it a practical solution for homes and communities across Ghana. The project involved expertise from multiple disciplines, including metal fabrication, electrical engineering, and control systems, showcasing the students' technical skills.Speaking at the event, AVTI Vice Principal Ben Blanton Gidisu emphasized the school’s mission to develop local technologies that improve lives and drive economic growth. The ceremony also celebrated 93 students who completed training in various fields, including welding, plumbing, and electrical installation.Newmont Akyem’s Senior Manager, Derek Boateng, lauded the institute's achievements and reaffirmed the […]

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Botoku Technical Institute Faces Collapse Amid Staff and Resource Challenges.

The Botoku Technical Institute in the Volta Region is on the brink of collapse due to severe staffing shortages, lack of resources, and poor management, according to concerns raised by students, staff, and the local community. Established in the 1993/1994 academic year as a non-formal training centre, the school was later revamped under the Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) initiative but has struggled to stay operational.Key issues include the absence of a full-time qualified teaching staff—except for the principal—and a lack of essential resources like woodwork tools, sewing machines, and catering equipment. These challenges have led to dwindling enrolment, from 49 students to just 31, with only four new students admitted this academic year.The school’s acting caretaker, Victor Abotsi, revealed that volunteer teachers, funded by a retired community member, are unsustainable. The community is urging TVET and the Ministry […]

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Obuasi East Youth Receive Start-Up Kits to Launch Careers.

Over 50 young entrepreneurs in the Obuasi East Municipality have received essential start-up kits from the Youth Employment Agency (YEA) after completing a six-month skills training program. The equipment, which included hair dryers, auto repair kits, makeup sets, and safety gear, was presented by Hon. Faustina Amissah, the Municipal Chief Executive.The training focused on fields such as plumbing, vehicle servicing, beauty care, and woodworking, empowering participants with valuable skills and NVTI-accredited certificates. Beneficiary Priscilla Opoku expressed her gratitude, stating the program has enabled her to start her own business.Hon. Amissah emphasized the government’s dedication to youth empowerment and urged recipients to use their tools effectively to create sustainable businesses.

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Females Venture into Male-Dominated Trades at Sekondi-Takoradi Technical Institute.

At Sekondi-Takoradi Technical Institute (STTI), a rising number of young women are breaking barriers in traditionally male-dominated vocations such as welding, electrical work, and mechanical engineering. Celebrated on the International Day of the Girl Child, the institute, led by Principal Ing. Thomas Kwabena Cudjoe, is encouraging more girls to pursue careers in these fields.Trailblazers like Edith Baah, an electrical engineering student, and Janet Afiata, an aspiring chief welder, are defying stereotypes, proving that women can excel in technical fields. They share stories of confidence and self-sufficiency, urging other young women to embrace apprenticeship programs and take charge of their futures.

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