The Skills Initiative for Africa (SIFA) is a strategic effort led by the African Union Commission (AUC) and the African Union Development Agency (AUDA-NEPAD), with support from the German Government and the European Union.
This initiative aims to enhance the occupational prospects of young people in Africa by improving vocational and technical training.
SIFA is designed to address the skills gap in Africa by strengthening technical and vocational education and training. The initiative aims to enhance the employability of young Africans and align educational outcomes with the demands of the job market.
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This phase focuses on finalizing the project workplan and budget, ensuring all resources are in place.
This milestone involves conducting market surveys and developing tools to validate findings.
This milestone focuses on validating the market survey findings through direct engagement with stakeholders.
This phase entails documenting all findings and providing actionable recommendations based on the survey data.
The Siemens Mechatronics Certification Centre at Dedan Kimathi University of Technology is a crucial component of SIFA, offering specialized training in mechatronics.
Read MoreProvides Siemens-certified mechatronics training, ensuring students meet international industry standards.
Offers hands-on training in mechatronics, integrating mechanical engineering, electronics, and computer science.
Ensures training aligns with latest technological advancements and industry needs, enhancing graduate employability.
Enhances training by integrating virtual reality technology into the curriculum.
The Advanced Virtual Reality Lab at Dedan Kimathi University of Technology enhances training by integrating virtual reality technology into the curriculum.
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