Dura Municipality and the National Commission for Technical and Vocational Education and Training Discuss Developing Dura Vocational Training Center and Expanding Training Opportunities in Dura and Southern Hebron
Dura Mayor Eng. Mohann Amro met with Dr. Rabeh Marrar, Head of the National Commission for Technical and Vocational Education and Training, to discuss ways to develop Dura Vocational Training Center and strengthen cooperation in technical and vocational education and training. The aim is to better address labor market needs, equip young men and women with the necessary skills, and enhance their employment opportunities.
The meeting was held at the Commission’s headquarters and attended by Municipal Council Member Dr. Hekam Hajja, along with several Municipality staff members.
Discussions focused on developing the training programmes and specializations offered at Dura Vocational Training Center and aligning them with the needs of various professional and economic sectors. This would strengthen the Center’s role in equipping trainees with the practical skills required by the labor market and improving their opportunities for employment.
The two sides also discussed ways to expand and equip additional workshops at vocational schools in Dura, helping increase their capacity, provide more students with access to vocational education, and create a training environment that meets the requirements of various specializations.
The Mayor reaffirmed the Municipality’s commitment to strengthening partnerships with national institutions to advance technical and vocational education and training. He highlighted the importance of developing Dura Vocational Training Center, supporting vocational schools, and expanding training and qualification opportunities in response to local community needs and in support of economic development.
For his part, Dr. Marrar stressed the importance of cooperation with local authorities in identifying labor market needs and directing training programmes towards the specializations and skills in demand. He also emphasized the role of institutional coordination in developing training centers and workshops at vocational schools, increasing their capacity to accommodate more trainees and students, and preparing qualified professionals to meet the needs of various sectors.
