7 hours agoHoxha: Our Young Competitive Also on the Global Market
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)The incumbent Minister of European Integrations, Gift Hoxha, has visited the Competence Centre in Ferizaj, which within it contains different professional skills profiles. Gift Hoxha expressed that Kosovo's young should see their future in their country, among other things, she said this [...]
The gift Hoxha said that Kosovo's young should see their future in their country, among other things, she said this centre must have opened the way to continue with other innovative directions.
I wish all these students you have to find work in Kosovo and stay in Kosovo especially with these professions that have to become economically independent. You must be on your way to continue with other innovative directions. Young people must see their future in Kosovo”, Hoxha said.
During this visit, she said that the European Integration Ministry, one of the main priorities, has the co-ordination of donations and donors, as well as the adaptation of curriculums to market needs.
The donor's co-ordination for us is a very high and huge responsibility. Even with Luxembourg Kingdom in the past year, we have signed an agreement on the program to continue these donations, and one of the priorities has been professional skills. We insisted that professional skills and the need to fit the market, to respond with curriculums and professional skills. We must be competitive not only with our country but also with the global market”, Hoxha said.
While the director of the Ferizaj Competence Centre, Bashkim Hyseni, said they expect a co-operation with professional audiences in Kosovo, also asking responsible institutions to create programmes to make the work easier for these students.
The Competence Centre has started with 8 profiles, now me with the 6th, Thekoi Hyseni, and added that it expects co-operation with the Professional Health Odat, respectively, with the Kosovo Medical Association, EO reports.
We expect the central institutions to do their part, as well as facilitate our work by starting with the Ministry of Education. We without the private sector and without their direct participation we cannot function. Sometimes we have contests for different profiles. We will produce for the European market”, Hyseni said.
The Ferizaj Competence Centre is built and equipped with the contribution of Luxembourg's Great Duke Government, while the first generation of this school was the one in 2013-2014.
