By Saudia Changa
The emergence of Guyana’s oil and gas industry has fueled an unprecedented demand for skilled technical labor, creating the need for expanded education programs to meet this demand. In response, the Ministry of Education has ramped up efforts to ensure that technical education and training are a priority for the workforce.
With a clear vision for 2025 and beyond, the Ministry is trying to equip students with the practical skills needed to succeed in the rapidly evolving labor market. Dr. Ritesh Tularam, the Deputy Chief Education Officer for Technical Education, shared invaluable insights into the way forward.
The growing oil and gas industry, alongside the increasing demand for technical expertise in various sectors, has prompted the Ministry of Education to rethink its approach to technical education. The strategic plan for 2021-2025, and its broader vision for 2030, outline a direction to enhance the role of technical education in the country. Click here to read more.
