African Good Practice Competition on Youth Skills Development and Employment
Are you an organisation that excels in driving good practices on youth skills development and employment promotion on the African continent?
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If yes, then the African Union Commission and the African Union Development Agency (AUDA-NEPAD) invites you to enter this exciting competition to find, celebrate, and grow the number of good practices across all African countries.
The African Skills Portal for Youth Employment and Entrepreneurship (ASPYEE) is a continental knowledge platform hosting a wealth of good practices on Technical, Vocational Education and Training (TVET), skills development methodologies and approaches, and youth employment and entrepreneurship interventions.
This competition aims to increase good practices from all regions, focusing on regions currently under-represented on ASPYEE. These include West, Central, and Northern Africa and conflict-ridden countries.
Eligibility Requirements:
Representatives working at any of these organisations:
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- Colleges (public and private),
- Non-profit organisations,
- Training providers,
- Private sector organisations,
- Government departments, and
- Multi-stakeholder led projects
• Practitioners in TVET, youth skills development, employment, and entrepreneurship promotion on the African continent
Note: Interventions targeting youth with disabilities or disadvantaged youth are encouraged.
Benefits of African Good Practice Competition on Youth Skills Development and Employment:
Five organisations, one from each African region, will win:
An all-expenses paid study tour to South Africa, including all travel, accommodation, and meals!
The study tour programme consists of:
• A meet-and-greet with senior officials of AUDA-NEPAD
• A one-day workshop where winning organisations can exchange information, share experiences, and be inspired by their peers from other parts of the continent.
• Field visits to South African trail-blazing organisations, government-led projects, and multistakeholder interventions
Free profiling and marketing, including:
• Being featured on the ASPYEE platform and AU and AUDA-NEPAD social media channels
• A certificate of recognition from AUDA-NEPAD
• Invitations to speak at high-level events
Are you an organisation that excels in driving good practices on youth skills development and employment promotion on the African continent?
If yes, then the African Union Commission and the African Union Development Agency (AUDA-NEPAD) invites you to enter this exciting competition to find, celebrate, and grow the number of good practices across all African countries.
The African Skills Portal for Youth Employment and Entrepreneurship (ASPYEE) is a continental knowledge platform hosting a wealth of good practices on Technical, Vocational Education and Training (TVET), skills development methodologies and approaches, and youth employment and entrepreneurship interventions.
This competition aims to increase good practices from all regions, focusing on regions currently under-represented on ASPYEE. These include West, Central, and Northern Africa and conflict-ridden countries.
How To Apply
- Write up your good practice using the template (800 words) and submit before the closing date. Submissions must be made online, in: English, French and Portuguese.
- Organisations with existing good practices on ASPYEE may enter the competition but must still complete the application form. The organisation may use the opportunity to update the existing good practice with up-to- date information.
Contact: email [email protected]
For More Information visit the Official Webpage of the African Good Practice Competition on Youth Skills Development and Employment
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