ITF Unveils Three Years Strategic Policy Directive  

The Industrial Training Fund (ITF) has unveiled its three years strategic policy directives covering for the year 2022 to 2025.

Director General ITF,  Joseph Ari made this known in Jos, Plateau State capital.

He added that the training of Nigerian youth on skill acquisition remains the nation’s key to greatness, economic growth and development.

Ari stated that the Strategic Policy Direction is the third of such plans by the incumbent administration in the Industrial Training Fund (ITF). 

"You will recall that on assumption of office in 2016, we unveiled the ITF Reviewed Vision: Strategies for Mandate Actualization.

"The plan, which was initially slated to terminate in 2022, was, however, reviewed in 2020 to address gaps that were identified in the course of its implementation, and for us to appropriately respond to the negative impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on our numerous clients.

"While it lasted, the plan enabled the ITF to aggressively address service challenges by computerizing our operations, tackling infrastructural challenges to expand access to Nigerians desirous of acquiring skills, and generally address a gamut of other strictures that were impinging on our ability to effectively discharge our mandate for National economic growth and development and the general good of the Nigerian people."