A Decisive Step Toward Improving Educational Standards in the DRC
The BTP&CMA Club is proud to announce the signing of a strategic partnership agreement with Kamoa Copper, one of the leading players in the mining sector in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). This initiative marks a significant step forward in strengthening local capacities and improving educational standards across the country.
This unique partnership stems from a shared commitment to address the challenges of vocational training by integrating international standards into training and certification programs. It also responds to the urgent need to equip young Congolese with high-level technical skills that are directly aligned with labor market requirements.
Objective: to build a robust, certified, and sustainable training framework, combining the expertise of the BTP&CMA Club in the fields of construction and metalworking with Kamoa Copper’s strong commitment to social responsibility.
Key highlights of the partnership:
Introduction of international standards in technical and vocational education
Establishment of a structured training and certification framework
Enhancement of employability for young people and local professionals
Joint mobilization of the private sector to support education, inclusion, and workforce qualification in the DRC
A Shared Vision for a Sustainable Future
By joining forces, the BTP&CMA Club and Kamoa Copper affirm their belief that education and skill development are pillars of sustainable economic growth. This partnership symbolizes the emergence of a new collaborative model between the education sector, industry, and local entrepreneurship.
“Training today’s builders means securing the DRC’s place in the continental and global value chain,” said a representative of the BTP&CMA Club.
Toward a Lasting Impact
The BTP&CMA Club is enthusiastic about the prospects offered by this alliance. Together, we aim to deliver accessible, relevant, and valuable certification-based training programs that will empower young talents to build a strong and resilient future.
The first joint training sessions are set to begin in the coming months, with regular monitoring of on-the-ground progress.
