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In the wake of persistent fragility and conflict, at least 2.2 million school-aged children are estimated to be out of school with thousands more at risk of dropping out. The number of out-of-school children (OOSC) in South Sudan has increased in recent years and this trend is projected to continue, reaching over 2.4million in the next two years, if present circumstances are maintained.
UNICEF October 2019 Report here...
INTERNSHIP - TEACHERS SUPPORT 11/2019
A Kenya Government led Youth Program has opened the opportuntiy to integrate 3 interns in our project at no extra cost. Roland from wiLearn issued a crash course for up to 10 interns teaching them the caretaking and use of wiLLi and Tabea. Grace practiced for the first time to set up a projector for class. After the short training the interns were assigned to give teacher support during blended learning classes.
wiLearnCAP SSD Server Landed in Benin 11/2019
The first wiLearnCAP (Content Access Point) that was equipped with 1TB SSD and set up in french language arrived safely in Natitingou, Benin. The request came from the professional training center - CFL - Centre de Formation Liweitari. We are excited to support Heini Roth and his team who celebrated the 10 year anniversary on 16. Nov 2019. Read more ...
South Sudan Education Crisis 11/2019
“We cannot leave children behind. They are the future of South Sudan,” said Sardar Umar Alam, UNESCO’s Representative to South Sudan. “This is a call to action. We must work together – everyone including the government, civil society and development partners – to urgently support and invest in teachers and getting children into schools.”
wiEngage and your support is urgently needed! wiLearn is preparing to introduce mobile learning to the orphand children returning "home" from Uganda. The PEC team (Peoples Empowerment Center) in Yei lead by Justuson is calling for the education support. The team has received hundreds of returnees that need to be rehabilitated into their new home without relatives. One moLLi kit has been donated - but we need to spend time to introduce the vital equipment to the facilitators, teachers and learners - every support helps. For more details, call us...