International Projects
For more than 25 years, Saskatchewan Polytechnic has been a leader internationally, and is highly regarded for its strong industry relevant education model. Saskatchewan Polytechnic has developed a reputation for skills development, teacher training, capacity building, curriculum development, research, knowledge transfer, and for close institutional linkages with industry, which prepares for a highly skilled workforce. Further, Saskatchewan Polytechnic has expanded its industry-training programs abroad, and emerging countries are increasingly looking to Saskatchewan Polytechnic as a model for addressing skills shortages and the needs of a growing young population seeking employment.
Saskatchewan Polytechnic has designed, delivered and managed international projects. We have extensive project experience in:
- Africa,
- Asia,
- Caribbean,
- Central America,
- Eastern Europe and
- the Middle East.
If you are interested in working on international projects, please contact us:
International Projects
Angela Wojcichowsky, Director, International Partnerships & Projects
Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Saskatoon Campus, Phoenix Building
200 – 226 – 20th Street East | PO Box 1520,
Saskatoon SK S7K 0R6
Canada
+1-306-659-6915
Angela.Wojcichowsky@saskpolytech.ca
Colombia
- Prospecting, Exploration and Mining of Gold Bearing Minerals Project; $350,000; 2014-2017
Ghana
- Technical and Vocational Education Training Skills Training Project; $60,000; 2017
- Establishment the Wa Polytechnic Project; $1.2 million; 2005-2010
- Where is Wa? Project; $57,000; 2007-2008
India
- Canada India Industry Institute Linkage Project; $167,000; 2001-2002
Jordan
- Building and Extending Skills Training Systems Project; $6 million; 2008-2012
- Employer Driven Skills Development Project; $109,150; 2007
- Supporting Jordan’s Education Reform for the Knowledge Economy Project; $100,775; 2006-2007
Kyrgyz Republic
- Training for Employment Project; $800,000; 2000-2003
Malawi
- Socio-Economic Development in Malawi through TEVET Reform; $3.8 million; 2008-2014
- Enhancing TEVET Outcomes Project; $1.42 million; 2003-2008
Panama
- Rural Extension Development; $533,414; 2000-2004
Slovakia
- Slovak Training Systems Project; $360,000; 2000-2002
Vietnam
- Tra Vinh Improved Livelihoods Project; $2.85 million; 2005-2009
- Vietnam Canada Community College Project; $2.77 million; 2001-2006
- Vietnam Teacher Retraining Project; $360,000; 2001-2002
Ukraine
- Skills for Employment Project; $3.49 million; 2012-2016
- Decentralized Management of Skills Training Project in Ukraine; $6 million; 2005-2012
Yemen
- Technical Education and Vocational Training II Project Design Project; $95,575; 2006
- Global Affairs Funded - Needs Assessment of the TVET System in Ghana as it relates to the Skill Gaps that Exist in the Extractive Sector (pdf)
- Citizen and immigration Canada funded - Federal Skilled Trades Class: Skills Passport Scoping Project (pdf)
- Citizen and immigration Canada funded study – Expanding the Skill Passport Canada Model (pdf)