He further noted that he envisions the BVN as a body capable of synchronizing plans, standards, and policies among ministries and state agencies to improve the quality of Indonesia’s vocational ecosystem.
According to him, the agency is also expected to help vocational schools and job training facilities alike better adjust to emerging job market demands. (Ant)
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