Metropolitan upskills Namibia’s youth through TVET Fair

Metropolitan reaffirmed its commitment to empowering Namibia’s youth by becoming the first official corporate partner of the National Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Fair. This nationwide initiative, which spans 17 events across all 14 regions over a six-month period, is designed to equip out-of-school youth and unemployed graduates with practical skills thatfoster self-employment, entrepreneurship, and economic resilience.The TVET Fair, endorsed by the ministry of education, arts, and Culture and the Namibia Training Authority, brings together learners, parents, educators, and industry stakeholders for three-day events that highlight the vital role of vocational education in Namibia’s national development. Metropolitan’s support builds on its legacy of investing in education, including being the first sponsor of the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) career fair in Eenhana—an event it has supported for three consecutive years. The company’s targeted efforts inregions such as Ohangwena and Kavango East ensure that historically underrepresented communities gain meaningful opportunities.At a recent event, Kavango East governor Julius Hambuka praised the role of vocational training in addressing unemployment, while Metropolitan sales manager Magret Shapwa encouraged youth to recognise the value of technical skills, noting that success is not limited to those with formal degrees. Karen Janicki, Chairperson of the National TVET Fair, highlighted a shift in perception. “What was once considered a last resort is now one of the most effective solutions to youth unemployment and a driver of entrepreneurship.”For her part, Denille Roostee, Metropolitan’s marketing executive said: “Being less academicallyinclined should never limit a young person’s future. Vocational skills open doors to a world of possibilities, opportunities to create, innovate, and pursue entrepreneurship that powers Namibia’s economy. Metropolitan is committed to standing with youth, because Together We Can drive change and create hope.”The nationwide TVET Fair series will conclude in November with the 17th and final event in Ohangwena, marking a milestone in Namibia’s collective efforts to empower itsyouth and build a stronger, skills-driven economy.Persons requiring more information about the National TVET Fair and when it will be in your town, can contact Elia Haufiku at 081 332 4800.

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