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WEBINAIRE: L'éducation des adultes et communautaire (ACE) en tant que recherche socialement engagée
25 juillet 2024 | MOJAWEBINAIRE: L'éducation des adultes et communautaire (ACE) en tant que recherche socialement engagée
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ATELIER DE SUIVI DE LA CONFERENCE INTERNATIONALE POUR L’EDUCATION DES ADULTES (CONFINTEA 7) - Benin
2 juillet 2024 | Pamoja CONFINTEA VIIATELIER DE SUIVI DE LA CONFERENCE INTERNATIONALE POUR L’EDUCATION DES ADULTES (CONFINTEA 7)
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Tanzania Education and Training Policy 2014 (2023 Edition)
23 juillet 2024 | MoEST Education For AllThe Government of Tanzania aims to transform the nation into an industrial economy by 2025, in line with the National Development Vision 2025 and the Long-Term National Development Plan 2011/12-2024/25. This transformation necessitates the development of skilled, educated Tanzanians who are lifelong learners, contributing to sustainable national development and global economic competitiveness. Key Goals: Enhance human resource development to prepare skilled and knowledgeable Tanzanians. Provide equitable and quality education and training opportunities for all. Align the education and training system with national, regional, and international standards. Focus Areas of the 2023 Edition: System Efficiency and Effectiveness: Strengthen the education and training system for better productivity. Expand access to diverse educational opportunities. Curriculum Improvement: Update curricula to meet national development needs and enhance global job market competitiveness. Inclusive Education: Promote the use of Kiswahili, English, Tanzanian Sign Language, and other foreign languages. Enhance inclusive education for all learners. Assessment and Certification: Improve examination, assessment, and certification processes. Introduce skill certification at all education levels. Leadership and Governance: Strengthen educational leadership and management. Increase funding and financial management for education. The policy traces its evolution from the early education reforms post-independence in 1961, through various strategic shifts, including the Education for Self-Reliance policy of 1967 and subsequent adjustments responding to economic and social changes. The 2014 policy underwent reviews leading to the current 2023 edition to address emerging challenges and align with national and international educational objectives. The 2023 edition of the Education and Training Policy outlines comprehensive strategies to overcome existing educational challenges, enhance quality, and ensure the system's relevance to the dynamic socio-economic landscape, ultimately aiming for a well-educated and skilled Tanzanian population by 2025.
Tanzania Education and Training Policy 2014 (2023 Edition)
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Educating Adults and Youth in Tanzania: Complementary Basic Education (COBET) and Integrated Community-Based Adult Education (ICBAE)
22 juillet 2024 | UNESCO AEAThis chapter details the National Strategy for Adult Education and Non-Formal Education in Tanzania, which was set to be carried out from 2003 to 2008. The objective was to implement educational programmes tailored to adults, youth, and children who are not attending school. The Integrated Community Based Adult Education (ICBAE) and Complementary Basic Education in Tanzania (COBET) programmes were given top priority. To ensure the effective implementation of these programmes, Council Implementers have undergone training to decentralize the planning and management of adult and non-formal education programs.
Educating Adults and Youth in Tanzania: Complementary Basic Education (COBET) and Integrated Community-Based Adult Education (ICBAE)
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Folk Development Projects in Tanzania
22 juillet 2024 | UNESCO Education For AllThe FDCs were established in the 1970s to meet the social economic challenge of the time target mainly the neo-literates. They began to function effectively from the beginning of 1976 and are conceived as one of the programmes for meeting the needs and challenges of post-literacy continuing education by providing residential educational opportunities, both general and vocational, for rural development. Among many other non-formal education programmes in Tanzania, the FDC programme reflects Tanzania's strong political commitment to the cause of providing adult education and non-formal education aimed at improving, both qualitatively and quantitatively, the social and economic conditions of the vast majority of the people who live in the rural areas.
Folk Development Projects in Tanzania
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UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning Bulletin, July 2024
19 juillet 2024 | UIL | UNESCO-UIL AEAJuly newsletter of the UNESCO Institute of Lifelong Learning.
UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning Bulletin, July 2024
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