Building Better Educators: Online Toolkit Strengthens TVET Teaching in the Solomon Islands.
Many skilled technical and vocational education (TVET) instructors in the Solomon Islands bring years of trade experience—but often without formal training in how to teach. That’s where the Pacific TVET Online Toolkit steps in.
Developed by the Commonwealth of Learning @COL4D and funded by New Zealand’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade @MFATNZ, this self-paced online resource supports educators with practical, flexible tools to boost teaching skills.
At Tuvaruhu TVET, carpentry teacher Junior Auna Sale has enhanced his assessment techniques through the Toolkit’s module on competency-based training.
Electrical instructor Jerry Maetia Panda is using the module on Designing Learning Materials to build more engaging lessons for his students.
Both educators, confident in their trades, are now becoming more confident in their teaching, too — thanks to accessible, relevant professional development they can pursue alongside their teaching duties.
As Tuvaruhu TVET continues to integrate the Toolkit, the shift toward more learner-centred, effective vocational education is gaining ground in the Solomon Islands and across the Pacific region.
Explore the Toolkit here: pacifictoolkit.col.org/
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