The Technical
Entrepreneurial, Vocational Education Training (TEVET).
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The Technical, Entrepreneurial, Vocational and Education Training (TEVET) Authority is a regulatory body established in 1999 by an Act of Parliament. The TEVETA was founded to operate as an independent and autonomous body responsible for technical, entrepreneurial, and vocational and education training in Malawi.
At its establishment, the Authority was mandated to create an integrated TEVET system in Malawi that is demand-driven, competence-based, modular, comprehensive, accessible, flexible, and consolidated enough to service both the rural and urban Malawian population. One of our objective is to promote
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an integrated,
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competency-based modular technical education
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OUR VISION & MISSION
Our Vision &
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Quality TEVET for employability and sustainable socio-economic development.
To regulate, promote, and facilitate sustainable provision of quality Technical, Entrepreneurial and Vocational Education and Training in Malawi.
TEVET Authority is a body corporate responsible for regulation, promotion and facilitation of TEVET in Malawi.
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Productivity Enhancement Programmes
Provision of support to TEVET Levy compliant employers by addressing skills and performance gaps at the workplace to increase productivity and delivery of good quality products and services.
Formal Apprenticeship Programme
Facilitation and regulation of Formal Apprenticeship Programme using the Competency-Based Education and Training (CBET) approach to make it more flexible and responsive to the demands of the labour market.
Informal Skills Development Programme
Facilitation of development of quality skills training aimed at equipping youth and disadvantaged groups in local communities with skills to enable them become employable through wage or self-employment.
The Technical, Entrepreneurial and Vocational Education and Training (TEVET) Authority is a regulatory body that was established in 1999 by an Act of Parliament with the mandate to regulate........
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The Technical, Entrepreneurial and Vocational Education and Training (TEVET) Authority is a regulatory body that was established in 1999 by an Act of Parliament with the mandate to regulate......
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Productivity Enhancement Programmes (PEP) are short-term TEVET interventions that are organised based on demand and identified productivity gaps in various levy compliant companies /organisations
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Both TEVET Authority’s Policy and Act support implementation of informal skills development initiatives that promote wage and self-employment through the acquisition of TEVET.
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Training Programmes, Regulatory and compliance, TEVET Levy Collection and Management, Information, Education and Communication, Planning, Monitoring and Research
The TEVET Authority comprises of a Board with representatives from various sectors, a Secretariat and regional TEVET service centres which are implementation arms.Â
TEVET Authority endeavors to achieve different identified objectives in the following areas:
 Regulation and compliance through provision of oversight on quality assurance, curriculum development, assessments and certification of TEVET trainees, Access and equity by increasing availability of TEVET programmes to all Malawians while equity entails making TEVET programmes inclusive.
Quality and relevance by managing a TEVET system that complies to relevant quality standards, Institutional strengthening by recognizing the need for good corporate governance and management of its institution and that of TEVET providers for improved efficiency and effectiveness of TEVET delivery, Promoting cross-cutting issues by addressing emerging issues affecting implementation of the other strategic priority areas.
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Today was not just a graduation, it was the release of 139 ready hands into Malawi’s economy.
Lilongwe Technical College Strengthens Africa’s Immunisation Supply Chain Systems Through Hands-On Training
From 9th to 20th February 2026, Lilongwe Technical College (LTC) conducted an intensive, hands-on international training on the Operation and Maintenance of Vaccine Cold Chain Equipment (CCE) and Health Facility Solar Electrification (HFSE) Equipment.
Businesses urged to view TEVET Levy payment as investment in skills development
The Technical, Entrepreneurial and Vocational Education and Training Authority (TEVETA), in partnership with the Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA) are conducting TEVET Levy sensitisation meetings to enhance compliance and deepen understanding of the levy’s role in advancing national skills development
Government Prioritises Community Technical Colleges And Skills Development
President Arthur Peter Muntharika has highlighted that his Government will prioritise community technical colleges and resume the completion of colleges that were previously abandoned, a decisive step toward expanding access to skills development and technical training across Malawi.
