VISION
Recognizing that Technical and Vocational Education and Training produces individual and social benefits encompassing the individual, the economy, and society at large, a high-quality TVET system for BTI will seek to:
Promote the employability of all residents of working age and improve their competencies and qualifications. The institution will positively contribute to the empowerment of individuals in their future careers as they contribute to Somali society in general.
An inclusive TVET system for BTI will provide equal opportunities for all, welcoming marginalized populations, women, youth, minorities and people with disabilities.
Contribute to inclusive and sustainable development, leaving no one behind. The Technical system will promote the principles of good citizenship, democracy and human rights, serving as a place for constructive dialogue between individuals and communities, and fostering social cohesion.
Mission
To implement this vision, the TVET system for Banadir Training Institute (BTI) will be tripartite- led, fit for purpose and inclusive. It will provide competencies and life skills to meet the skills demand in the labour market, forming part of a larger education system with multiple pathways to encourage lifelong learning. While partnering with private organization and companies, it aims and have vast power to educate and provide opportunities to youth in Somalia.
Objectives
Increasing the participation rate in the labour force, and downsizing the dependency ratio. Increasing the participation rate of women in the labour force.
Reducing the unemployment rate with special attention to the unemployment of youth. Regulating and organizing the employment of Somali citizens in the country.
Developing services for the labour force in the informal sector, thus encouraging the rationalization of employment in this sector and encouraging the transfer to the formal sector.
BTI and SIDA Partnership Meeting
A meeting was held between Banadir Training Institute (BTI) and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA) to discuss potential collaboration in enhancing technical and vocational education in Somalia. The discussion focused on empowering youth, women, and marginalized communities through skill development programs, infrastructure support, and industry partnerships. Both parties explored strategies to improve employability, promote sustainable development, and strengthen institutional capacity. The meeting highlighted shared goals in fostering inclusive education and workforce development, with a commitment to ongoing collaboration for long-term impact.
Why We Choose BTI?
Practical & Hands-On Training
Learn by doing with real-world applications.
Qualified & Experienced Instructors
Industry professionals committed to student success.
Strong Industry Connections
Partnerships that lead to internships and job placements.
Affordable & Accessible
Education designed to be within reach for all communities.
