About Vanuatu Skills Partnership

Who We Are

The Vanuatu Skills Partnership is a dynamic, ni-Vanuatu led co-investment between the Governments of Vanuatu and Australia for improved service delivery and increased prosperity, through the vector of the national Post-School Education and Training (PSET) system, and in line with Vanuatu’s National Sustainable Development Plan 2030.

The Partnership aims to:

Improve the quality of local training delivery to deliver the skills required for inclusive and sustainable economic growth, while simultaneously facilitating market access
Facilitate the recognition of these skills within the system, and in the region, for increased education pathways and labour mobility
Support developmental leadership and coalition-building to drive service delivery reform
Mainstream gender equality, disability inclusion and environmental resilience
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Graduates of the Tour Guide receiving their certificate of attendance at Analcauhat, Aneityum

How we work

The Partnership is led by local reformists, with local teams working across all provinces of Vanuatu, with some targeted support in administrative and technical areas provided by international personnel.

The Partnership has been recognised as an exemplar of locally led development cooperation, resulting in transformative change, by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and independent evaluations. See a selection here:

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Where We Work

Explore the Provincial Skills Centres

What is TVET/PSET?

Learn more about the Vanuatu skills system

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