Automotive mechanics
Engine fundamentals, steering, braking, drivetrain systems and preventive maintenance.
TECHNICAL & VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
Technical skills. Real capability.
A proposed training pathway for young people and working technicians who want industry-relevant skills they can put to work.
02 / RETS
01 / First priority
Building Ghana’s next generation of technical professionals.
Technical and vocational education is RETS’s intended starting point. The proposed programmes will generally span 12 to 24 months, depending on the trade and qualification, with strong emphasis on safe workshop practice, diagnostic reasoning, problem-solving and employable capability. Programme delivery will follow applicable registration and accreditation requirements.
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Foundations built for the workshop
Vehicle electronics
Electrical circuits, sensors, charging systems and computerised diagnostics.
Electrical skills
Safe equipment handling, testing, electrical systems and troubleshooting.
Fabrication & workshop skills
Practical technical methods, tools, measurement and quality discipline.
Industrial maintenance
Understanding machines, service procedures and systematic fault finding.
Technician upskilling
Short professional courses designed around new equipment and changing technologies.
03 / Training philosophy
Respect established craftsmanship. Advance it.
RETS aims to bring experienced Ghanaian master artisans into structured technical education as workshop mentors, assessors and practical instructors, with opportunities to upgrade skills in electronics, diagnostics and automation.
- Hands-on instruction
- Structured competency assessment
- Safe operation and supervision
- Industry exposure where agreements permit
IN OUR WORDS
“A student should not merely graduate with a certificate. A RETS-trained student should have skills that can be demonstrated.”— RETS development philosophy
NEXT / COLLABORATE
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