A delegation led by Union Minister for Education Dr Chaw Chaw Sein, accompanied by Deputy Minister for Industry and MSME Development U Thwin Aung, arrived in Tianjin, China, on 14 October to attend the World Vocational and Technical Education Development Conference 2026, held from 15 to 17 October.
On 15
October, the Union minister met officials from the Guangxi Education Council
and Guangxi Economic and Trade Vocational Institute to discuss cooperation in
technical and vocational education and training (TVET), including teacher
training, curriculum development, teaching technologies, AI and exchanges of
experience. Deputy Minister U Thwin Aung separately discussed bilateral
cooperation to promote micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs).
On 16
October, the Union minister attended the conference’s opening ceremony, held
under the theme “TVET: Co-Embracing Change, Co-Forging Standards, Co-Creating
Future”, and spoke at a parallel session on regional cooperation. The Union
Minister highlighted TVET’s role in human resource development, employment
creation and socio-economic progress, stressing the need to strengthen digital
and AI skills to meet changing workplace demands.
Union
Minister Dr Chaw Chaw Sein also attended a ministerial roundtable involving
representatives from 55 countries. Participants reviewed the proposed Framework
of World Vocational and Technical Education Standards and discussed its
suitability and practical implementation in line with their respective
education systems and national priorities.
On 17
October, she attended the closing ceremony, watched practical skills
demonstrations by award-winning teams from the World Vocational Skills
Competition and witnessed the release of the framework.
Later that
day, the delegation visited Tianjin Modern Vocational Technology College to
discuss educational cooperation, MoUs and MoAs, and scholarship opportunities.
They also toured the college’s training facilities and observed its practical
teaching equipment and technical education programmes.
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