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Vet Plans
Vocational Education and Training (VET) Plans for Growing industry Sectors Development of Vocational Education and Training (VET) Plans is a pioneer activity initiated by the Tertiary and Vocational Education Commission (TVEC) in the year 1999 in giving effect to its objects setout in the Act of Parliament and the Corporate Plan of the TVEC. This planning initiative was underpinned on the premise that the industry knows best about the training and skills needs of their workforce. Hence, Industry associations, lead training agencies and professionals in the private as well as public sectors take part in the process of VET plan development. As a part of this activity, TVEC also undertakes industry visits to grasp the real skills needs of the industry. Outcomes of this concerted planning initiative have been using to reorient training through starting new training courses and improving and expanding existing courses conducted by public and private training providers as required by the industry. Occupational identification for National Skills Standard development as per industry needs is another outcome of this development activity. Usually, a VET plan comprised of six chapters. The first chapter illustrates to general background of the industry followed by study methodology elaborated in the second chapter. Human resource profile of the industry is analyzed in the third chapter. Fourth chapter discusses current training profile where details of current supply of training are presented. Fifth chapter explores the training initiatives to be implemented at the training institutions to meet the manpower needs of the industry. The last chapter provides details of plan implementation strategy and monitoring mechanism suggested.
Up to 2007, the under mentioned VET plans have been developed in the industry sectors specified below. Training activities proposed in those plans are being implemented utilizing financial grants scheme operated by the TVEC. Under that, financial assistance is given on priority basis to public sector training institutions to implement training programs suggested in VET Plans. For the benefit of this was prefer to refer those documents a link is given to the executive summary of selected VET plans.
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