Fatou Saine Gaye, the renowned CEO of Gaye NJorro Skills Academy, has been named a
distinguished member of the board of trustees at the GTTI, now the University of Applied
Science, Engineering and Technology (USET), marking a significant step towards promoting
synergy between public and private skills training providers. This appointment is an
important step forward for public-private relations, promising to spur innovation and quality in
skills training and development.
Fatou Saine Gaye recognized internationally as a trailblazer in skill development and vocational
training, brings skills, expertise, and vision. Gaye NJorro Skills Academy has continuously
supported youth and women’s kills and entrepreneurship development under her direction,
enabling students to succeed in today’s competitive job market.
Fatou Saine Gaye’s selection to the USET board of trustees is evidence of her dedication to the
skills empowerment of youth and women. USET, a former GTTI transformed into the university
for applied sciences, engineering, and technology, stands to gain a great deal from Fatou Saine
Gaye’s understanding of the skills training sector, business practices, and commitment to
developing talent.
The strategic partnership between USET and private skills training providers, exemplified by
Fatou Saine Gaye’s appointment holds promising outcomes for both USET and the broader
skills training and education sector. The integration of skills training programs with industry
standards and the emphasis on experiential learning, championed by Fatou Saine Gaye,
poised to enhance the employability of graduates and foster innovation in technical and
vocational education and training.
With Fatou Saine Gaye’s appointment, a new era of collaboration, innovation, and inclusivity is
on the horizon. As she assumes her responsibilities on the USET board, stakeholders can look
forward to a transformative journey towards mutual prosperity and advancement, igniting a new
wave of inspiration in the skills training and development landscape.
