A new Water Technology National Certificate 1 and 2 program has been introduced at St Paul’s School in Kukurantumi, Eastern Region. This program aims to train young students to become certified technicians who can effectively maintain the country’s water systems.
The curriculum, developed by the Commission for Technical Vocational Education and Training, is designed to enhance skills and address technical knowledge gaps in water service delivery in Ghana. The launch of this program signifies a proactive step towards ensuring the efficient management and sustainability of the country’s water infrastructure.
The initiative was unveiled at an event attended by Maxwell Kudekor, who reported on the significance and potential impact of this program. By equipping students with the necessary skills and expertise in water technology, Ghana is investing in the future of its water management systems.
This innovative program at St Paul’s School represents a valuable opportunity for young individuals to pursue a rewarding career in water technology and contribute to the advancement of water service delivery in the country. Through practical training and theoretical knowledge, students enrolled in this program will be equipped to address the growing challenges in water infrastructure maintenance and management.
Overall, the introduction of the Water Technology National Certificate program at St Paul’s School is a commendable initiative that underscores the importance of technical education in the sustainable development of essential services like water supply. It is a positive step towards building a skilled workforce that can meet the evolving needs of Ghana’s water sector.
