Project

Making e-learning accessible in Sierra Leone

10 eClasses are being launched in Sierra Leone,  across primary and secondary schools located in the Moyamba District.
 This will allow access to over 12,000 students (during the equipment’s life cycle), which will help them to gain IT literacy skills critical to the next stage of their education and securing higher-skilled jobs in the future. The project is enabling our local partners (Njala University) to deliver training to at least 3 educators per school. This partnership will also allow senior students of Njala University to support the project whilst gaining an internship from the university for their role in the program. This serves two purposes, because it provides valuable work-experience to the interning university students and allows them to support the schools in the project throughout the year. They also will gain valuable certification and provide remote and hands-on technical assistance, survey data collection for M&E and project coordination.

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