Federation Calls for Training Readiness Audit
The General Federation of Vocational Training and Employment has emphasized the need to verify the readiness of vocational training centers, accommodation units, and dining facilities before the resumption of classes scheduled for September 16, 2026. This should be done through the publication of accurate indicators and independent technical, pedagogical, and health audits for each institution. It also pointed out deficiencies in equipment, raw materials, and educational staff that could impact equal opportunities for trainees and the value of certificates. Additionally, questions remain about the readiness of 17,000 beds and the availability of human resources and essential facilities in dormitories and restaurants. The federation called for ensuring that economic institutions are capable of hosting effective practical training. It also underscored the importance of reevaluating the re-accreditation of four training cycles annually and understanding their impact on training quality. Furthermore, it emphasized completing the movement of trainers, transparently announcing vacant positions, settling dues, and protecting personal data within electronic systems.
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