ILO/China Partnership Programme
Monitoring of Skills Training Programmes Initiated
Missions were Jointly organized by the ILO/China Partnership Programme, the Department of Skill Development and Employment and Champasak Skill Development Center of Lao People's Democratic Republic.
ILO-China Partnership Programme, in close collaboration with Champasak Skill Development Center of Lao PDR conducted follow-up workshops on sectoral skills training on furniture and tailoring 6-8 April, 28-29 April 2022 in Champasak province and 6 May 2022 in Vientiane Capital, Lao PDR.
A total of 50 trainees were consulted on relevance and usefulness of ILO-China Prartnership training workshops in Champasak province and Vientiane Capital. The monitoring found 70% trainees who completed furniture course found jobs in local furniture company in Champasak province. About 37.5% of trainees who finished training got jobs at local garment factories in Vientiane Capital, 12.5% continue skills training at skill center and 17.5% participants moved to work abroad.
A trainee after completing up-skilling training continues working for small family business at home.
Director General of Champasak Province Skill Development Center and National Project Coordinator of ILO-China Programme followed up with trainees who completed tailoring course and got a job with garment factory in Vientiane Capital. Director General of Champasak Skill Development Center and Project Coordinator of ILO-China Programme met with manager of local garment factory and tailoring trainer, discussing about skills training for employees, work safety and quality apprenticeship between enterprise and Champasak Skill Development Center.
A total of 50 trainees were consulted on relevance and usefulness of ILO-China Prartnership training workshops in Champasak province and Vientiane Capital. The monitoring found 70% trainees who completed furniture course found jobs in local furniture company in Champasak province. About 37.5% of trainees who finished training got jobs at local garment factories in Vientiane Capital, 12.5% continue skills training at skill center and 17.5% participants moved to work abroad.