Strategic planning is essential in quality assurance in technical vocational education because it involves defining a clear vision and long-term objectives of the institution. It helps to direct resources and efforts towards the achievement of these objectives and to ensure the continuous development of the institution. Strategic planning three elements: situation analysis, strategy formulation and its implementation. Once the action plans are developed, the manager begins to manage the strategic thrust of the institution. Thanks to strategic planning, there is alignment with the needs of the labor market, by adapting the training programs to the requirements in the field. The labor market in the Republic of Moldova, collides with challenges both in terms of the quantity and the quality of the labor force. Another critical point is resource planning, as strategic planning involves assessing and planning the resources needed to achieve the institution's goals. This includes the appropriate allocation of staff, budget and infrastructure to ensure an environment conducive to learning and professional development. Through strategic design, the institution can monitor and evaluate performance, establishing performance indicators and methods for monitoring progress in achieving set objectives. This process enables the rapid identification of problems and the implementation of corrective measures to ensure quality in vocational technical education. Within the framework of strategic design, collaborative relationships and partnerships. Through such partnerships, the institution can benefit from external expertise, internship opportunities or placements for students, which contributes to the improvement of quality in vocational technical education. Therefore, strategic design is a priority factor in quality assurance in technical vocational education. It helps the institution set its goals, plan resources, monitor performance and adapt to changes in the field. In the modern era, technical vocational education institutions that do not have well-argued strategic planning are doomed to mediocrity or even failure.