TVET Advocacy
Systems-thinking leadership for skills that shape futures.
Pearlette Primus Hannaway is a UNESCO-UNEVOC participant and Vincentian TVET leader working at the intersection of policy, industry, and youth. Her practice: collaborative leadership, systems thinking, and sustainable change.
Where skills meet purpose.
From local ministries to global forums, the work is the same: build bridges between classrooms, industries, and communities. Champion the dignity of skilled work. Grow the next generation of Caribbean talent — visible, valued, and ready.
UNESCO-UNEVOC
Contributor and participant in the global TVET network.
Youth pathways
TVET as a first-class route to purpose and livelihood.
Systems thinking
Policy that connects skills to sustainability, equity, industry.
Collaborative leadership
Convening educators, employers, and government.
Thought leadership
Articles, whitepapers, and policy insight.
Partnerships
Cross-border exchange and Caribbean-first collaboration.
A recurring belief
"Investing in skills is investing in people, communities, and the future."
— Pearlette Primus Hannaway
Writing & Thought Leadership
Ideas that move policy.
A growing library of articles, whitepapers, and thought leadership pieces on Caribbean TVET, sustainable skills systems, and children's literacy for career discovery.
Essay 01
The Caribbean case for TVET as a first-choice pathway
Essay 02
Storytelling as an early-childhood career intervention
Essay 03
Systems that scale: policy, industry, and youth in one room
Essay 04
Hospitality and tourism as a TVET frontier for SVG