Within the framework of the “Modernizing Vocational Education and Training in Agriculture in Armenia” (MAVETA) project, a training session on “Developing Leadership and Management Skills” was held in Yerevan on February 19-20 for the management staff of partner colleges.
The two-day training, led by Arshavir Ghukasyan, covered key topics such as leadership and management styles, proactivism, interest theories, and the benefits of SWOT analysis.
Participants also had the opportunity to apply their knowledge through interactive exercises, enhancing their skills to improve workplace efficiency.
The MAVETA project is funded by a broad coalition of international and local organizations led by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), including the Austrian Development Agency, the German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), the Government of Armenia, the Swiss Church Aid (HEKS/EPER) NGO, Izmirlian Foundation, the Strategic Development Agency (SDA) NGO and Vanand Agro CJSC.
The project’s implementing partners are the GIZ and HEKS/EPER with the involvement of SDA and the School of Agricultural, Forest and Food Sciences at the Bern University of Applied Sciences (HAFL).