The paper outlines the critical role of TVET in equipping individuals with essential skills for workforce participation and economic development. Despite its significance, the integration of financial strategies into TVET programs remains underexplored, limiting students' employability and entrepreneurial prospects. This study aims to develop a comprehensive framework to incorporate financial strategies into TVET, ensuring students acquire both technical skills and financial literacy for success in today's competitive job market and national development objectives. By leveraging PublicPrivate Partnerships (PPPs), this approach seeks to bridge the skills gap and promote sustainable economic growth through enhanced collaboration between the public and private sectors in TVET initiatives. The project highlights the importance of aligning TVET curricula with industry needs and fostering entrepreneurship to drive economic advancement and workforce empowerment in Africa.