EI Africa launches study on COVID-19 and education
EI Africa launches study on COVID-19 and education
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Africa: The future of the teacher profession and education addressed by education unions and governments
A series of virtual seminars on the future of the teaching profession is being held in 2020. The first in the series for this year took place on 15 September. There were 61 participants from eight countries. They came from education and teacher unions,...
Africa: The future of the teacher profession and education addressed by education unions and governments
A series of virtual seminars on the future of the teaching profession is being held in 2020. The first in the series for this year took place on 15 September. There were 61 participants from eight countries. They came from education and teacher unions,...
Africa: The future of the teaching profession and education addressed by education unions and governments
A series of virtual seminars on the future of the teaching profession is being held in 2020. The first in the series for this year took place on 15 September. There were 61 participants from eight countries. They came from education and teacher unions,...
Madagascar: an education union is bringing teachers’ grievances and suggestions to the attention of the public authorities
With the help of Education International’s COVID-19 solidarity fund, the Fédération chrétienne des enseignants et employés de l’Éducation (FEKRIMPAMA) has been able to get out to meet Madagascar’s teachers. The pandemic has abruptly reduced their quali...
Unions and Governments meet to address teacher professional issues
Unions and Governments
New Zimbabwean law allows pregnant girls to continue with their education
A new law in Zimbabwe
New Zimbabwean law allows pregnant girls to continue with their education
A new law in Zimbabwe
Togo: Education union calls for improvements to living and working conditions of private-sector teachers
The Fédération des syndicats de l'Éducation nationale (FESEN) has urged Togolese education ministers to tackle the issue of insecurity affecting teachers in the private sector so that “their ordeal can come to an end.”
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