December 22, 2025 at 14:14
TEVETA has signed training contracts for more than K10.3 million under Employer-Based Training (EBT) and Human Resources Development (HRD). The investment is part of broader human capital development interventions aligned with national development plans and high-value skills priorities.
TEVETA Board Chairperson, Ngoza Nkwabilo said the investment in the critical skills aligned with the TEVETA Revised Strategic Plan, which sought to address human resources and institutional capacity gaps in skills development for enhanced workforce employability in support of economic transformation.
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December 19, 2025 at 9:9
Capacity building for lecturers to take up Electric Vehicles and Electric Motorbikes (E-mobility) training programmes in Zambia and Malawi has commenced under the EcoCharge Project.
Early this year, TEVETA Zambia, TEVETA Malawi ,Don Bosco Zambia and Don Bosco Malawi together with partners from Europe, Italy and spain received funding under the EcoCharge Project whose focus is e-mobility and skills development. The Project is funded by the European Union (EU) and Eramus Plus Programme.
Speaking when he kicked off the pilot trainer of trainer workshop at Don Bosco Malawi Lilongwe, Aleandro Camora Barbara one of ... Read more
December 17, 2025 at 16:44
Minister of Technology and Science, Felix Mutati has called on cooperating partners to partner with the Government in developing demand-driven skills for economic transformation, job and wealth creation.
Speaking during the first TEVET Cooperating Partner Knowledge and Information exchange meeting at Taj Pamodzi Hotel today, Mr. Mutati commended the donor community and implementing partners for investing in skills development to support national development, youth and women empowerment.
He said the country benefited from skills development dividends that created financial viability in funding skills training, dema ... Read more
December 8, 2025 at 17:43
Bell Equipment Zambia Limited has opened a trade testing centre in Kitwe for earthmoving competency certification. Trade testing centres ensure credible assessment, improved training quality, industry relevance, labour mobility and recognition of practical competencies that drive national economic transformation.
Speaking during the graduation of the first co-financed cohort of apprentices by TEVETA and Bell Equipment Zambia Limited, Bell Equipment Apprenticeship Training Manager, Riaan De Klerk said the trade testing centre would ensure Original Equipment Manufacturing (OEM) certification by Bell Equipment Zambia ... Read more
November 25, 2025 at 14:58
Minister of Technology and Science Honourable Felix Mutati says investing in specialized training and certification was empowering the workforce with relevant skills for productivity, competitiveness and project safety and quality.
Mr Mutati said government prioritised skills development for sustained development driven by deliberate collaborations in skills development and safeguarding workers’ welfare. Speaking during the signing ceremony of the Memoranda of Understanding between TEVETA, Workers Compensation Control Board and Alfred H. Knight, Mr. Mutati partnership underscore ... Read more
November 17, 2025 at 11:1
TEVETA invites registered training institutions to submit proposals for financing under the TEVET Fund to deliver skills training for MSMEs and the informal economy. Submit five (5) copies in a sealed envelope clearly marked with the institution name and the funding window by Friday, 21 November 2025 at 15:00hrs. Terms of Reference have been emailed to all TEVET-registered institutions and are also available at www.teveta.org.zm.
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September 26, 2025 at 13:58
Minister of Technology and Science, Felix Mutati said there is need for Competence Based Training (CBET) in skills training to ensure that the graduates were adequately trained to contribute to national development.
Mr. Mutati said it was unfortunate that some students who were undertaking skills training that required hands-on learning did not have contact with equipment during their training, hence complaints from industry that they are unable to deliver despite their academic qualifications.
Speaking during the launch of TEVETA Revised Strategic Plan 2025 to 2027, Mr Mutati called on th ... Read more
September 20, 2025 at 11:28
The Minister of Technology and Science, Felix Mutati this morning sent off 70 apprentices to Zimbabwe for advanced skills in programmes not offered at higher level locally.
The 70 will undergo apprenticeship training at Harare Polytechnic in Construction Engineering, Garment Construction, Beauty Therapy, Irrigation Engineering and Refrigeration. The apprentices hold Level 4 and3 Certificates of the Zambia Qualifications Framework (ZQF). Harare Polytechnic is a renowned regional centre of excellence in Competence-Based Education and Training (CBET).
Speaking during the sendoff, Mr. Mutati said investing in apprenticeship training d ... Read more
