Skills for Employment and Economic Transformation in Mozambique

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MozJobs aims strengthen the skills ecosystem for increased job creation in priority sectors (energy, agribusinesses, and tourism). . It does this by making the skills system industry-led and data-driven: rolling out a national TVET-MIS, strengthening the LMIS with predictive analytics, and operationalizing institute fee retention so providers are incentivized to perform. On the delivery side, MozJobs finances competitive, employer-linked grants, work-based internships, and modernized qualifications and short-cycle programs—including hybrid/remote learning backed by LMS analytics. It also scales collaborative short courses in priority value chains, entrepreneurship and socio-emotional skills, and Recognition of Prior Learning; and, through two African Centers of Excellence, boosts higher-education quality, research, and innovation.