Anecia Hoppie-Wilson

Anecia Hoppie-Wilson serves as TVET Specialist at the Millennium Challenge Account–Belize (MCA-Belize), bringing more than 17 years of experience in education, technical and vocational education and training (TVET), and workforce development. Originally from Trinidad and Tobago, she is passionate about creating meaningful learning opportunities that empower individuals, strengthen institutions, and expand opportunities through skills development.

Ms. Hoppie-Wilson holds a Master of Arts in Leadership in TVET and Workforce Development. Her professional experience spans teaching, lecturing, curriculum and instructional resource development, assessment design, policy development, and trainer development. Her work across secondary and tertiary education has strengthened her commitment to competency-based education and training that is practical, inclusive, and responsive to the evolving needs of learners, employers, and the wider economy.

As an advocate for lifelong learning and quality skills development, Ms. Hoppie-Wilson brings valuable expertise to MCA-Belize’s efforts to advance TVET frameworks, quality assurance, accreditation, and institutional capacity-building. She is committed to strengthening TVET systems and ensuring that education and training equip individuals with relevant competencies to participate and thrive in a changing world.

Beyond her professional responsibilities, Ms. Hoppie-Wilson is a devoted mother and enjoys walking, running, participating in 5K activities, cooking, singing karaoke, and lecturing. Her involvement in women’s prayer groups reflects her commitment to faith, fellowship, encouragement, and women’s empowerment.

Known for her resilience, approachable nature, and dedication to continuous growth, Ms. Hoppie-Wilson views skills development as a pathway to sustainable development and lasting opportunity. Through her work at MCA-Belize, she contributes to advancing TVET and workforce development in support of individuals, communities, and Belize’s future.