CEI helps countries establish alternate strategies for human capital formation, trying to relate a country’s education and training system to its growth priorities.
Each country needs a unique approach, but common principles include effective linkage between education and training system parts, strong links between industrial and employment policies, identifying future social and economic development needs, government, and key stakeholders driving these processes.
The Centre for Employment Initiatives Ltd
c/o 46 Simister Green,
Prestwich, Manchester, M25 2RY, UK
Over the past 10 years, the developing world has experienced a growth in the provision
Origin of Funding: British Council | Start date-End date: April 2021- November 2021 In Sierra
Job creation is vital to fighting poverty and boosting economic prosperity, especially for youth and
Evidence based policies are at the heart of a successful reform for education or workforce
Support the National Skills Development and Employment Promotion Strategy in Rwanda (May 2021 – November
Office of the Ombudsman’s Vocational Skill Enhancement Project (VSEP) in 2020. This initiative aims to
CEI and its staff have been a part of the SBM debate and in the
Education revolves around teacher quality and performance. National education systems are shifting from facts to
Capacity development can take many forms, ranging from building of institutional structures of government ministries,
Origin of funding: ONAO | Start Date-End Date: Sep 2023-ongoing Antigua and Barbuda’s economy is
The Centre for Employment Initiatives Ltd
c/o 46 Simister Green,
Prestwich, Manchester, M25 2RY, UK