This component provides students with skills and training for their careers and prepares them for the job market. It includes hands-on training, mentorship, and career development opportunities. The component also strengthens the capacity of higher education institutions to deliver high-quality skills development programs.
This sub-component provides financial support to 9 public HEIs to implement their institutional development plans through performance agreements, including construction, procurement, program improvements, and capacity building. Future financing eligibility is tied to performance, and funding is based on annual work programs and budgets.
This subcomponent increases financial support to students in need through a Needs-Based Grant scheme for female students and expanding the current loan scheme to increase student loans to poor students. The goal is to provide sustainable financial support to needy and female students. The project aims to support at least 800 females and 5,000 needy students with loans and grants for degree and diploma studies in priority areas.
The Skills for A Vibrant Economy (SAVE) Project Mid-Term Review by the World Bank team has launched with a courtesy call to the Project Steering Committee (PSC) Co-Chairs – Secretary for Education and...
Showcasing the ongoing initiatives under the SAVE Project, highlighting the efforts of various stakeholders working towards the development of Technical, Entrepreneurial, and Vocational Education and ...
In this video gallery we showcase how SAVE is pushing technology to the edge in furnishing people with skills in different areas.