Worlddidac Delegation to Ghana & Côte d’Ivoire 2026

Explore Education, TVET & Digital Innovation in West Africa

Accra (Ghana) & Abidjan (Côte d’Ivoire)

June 2026

The Worlddidac Delegation to Ghana & Côte d’Ivoire 2026 is a high-level professional working mission for international organisations active in education, training, TVET, skills development, and educational innovation.

The delegation offers direct, structured access to key public institutions, leading universities, and development partners shaping education and workforce transformation in West Africa’s most dynamic Anglophone and Francophone markets.

Designed as a focused and results-oriented mission, the delegation prioritises institutional dialogue, partnership development, and donor-financed education opportunities, rather than passive observation.

Ghana – Gateway to Anglophone West Africa

Ghana is recognised as one of West Africa’s most stable and reform-oriented education markets. National priorities include STEM education, digital learning, teacher professional development, and TVET modernisation, supported by sustained public investment and international cooperation.

In 2026, Ghana will host eLearning Africa, making Accra a continental hub for education policy dialogue, innovation, and EdTech engagement.Uzbekistan at a decisive moment — one where international expertise is actively sought and absorbed.

Côte d’Ivoire – Francophone Hub for Skills & Donor-Financed Education

Côte d’Ivoire is one of the fastest-growing economies in Francophone West Africa and a priority country for education, skills, and youth employment investment.

The country is implementing ambitious reforms in technical and vocational education, higher education, and apprenticeship systems, with strong involvement from international development partners. Abidjan is also home to the headquarters of the African Development Bank, making it a strategic location for engagement with donor-financed education and skills programmes.

Together, Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire offer a unique dual-market perspective, combining Anglophone and Francophone education systems within one delegation.

What Makes this Worlddidac Delegation Especially Valuable

The Worlddidac delegation provides direct insight into where demand is concrete, where procurement and donor funding are aligned, and where partnerships are realistic. This delegation is particularly relevant for organisations evaluating market entry, pilot projects, localisation, or donor-aligned opportunities.

The delegation will focus on:

  • Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) modernisation
  • Digital learning and EdTech solutions
  • STEM education and applied sciences
  • Teacher training and institutional capacity building
  • Workforce skills aligned with labour-market demand
  • Donor-financed education and skills development projects

Institutional Engagement

The delegation is expected to engage with selected high-level stakeholders, including:

  • National education and TVET authorities
  • Leading technical universities and polytechnics
  • Development finance and donor institutions
  • Public education implementing agencies
  • Selected system integrators and solution providers

Final institutional meetings will be confirmed closer to the delegation date.

eLearning Africa 2026 (Optional)

The delegation is scheduled to coincide with eLearning Africa 2026 in Accra, the largest annual conference dedicated to education, training, and digital learning in Africa.

Participation in eLearning Africa is:

  • Optional
  • Self-managed by participants
  • Not included in the Worlddidac delegation fee

The delegation schedule is designed to allow flexibility for participants who wish to attend the conference alongside the official programme.

Exclusive opportunities to:

  • Assess real demand for your solutions in a fast-scaling education system
  • Position your organisation as a long-term partner, not a one-off supplier
  • Identify donor-funded and government-led opportunities early
  • Build relationships with institutions responsible for implementation and procurement
  • Integrate this delegation into a broader international strategy, alongside other Worlddidac activities in 2026

Target Audience

This delegation is designed for organisations active in:

  • Education and training solution providers
  • TVET equipment manufacturers and suppliers
  • EdTech and digital learning companies
  • Curriculum, assessment, and teacher-training specialists
  • Organisations seeking engagement with African and donor-financed education projects

Participation Fee and Conditions

Participation fees are communicated upon request.

Participation fees are discounted according to Worlddidac membership level.

Non-Members are considered on an individual request basis only.

Included:

  • All delegation activities
  • Program coordination
  • On-site support

Not included:

  • International travel
  • Accommodation
  • Meals

Explore Your Interest

Worlddidac is engaging with organisations on a one-to-one basis to evaluate strategic fit, discuss specific interests and capabilities, explore tailored engagement options.


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