Magazine
The Magazine aims to promote the sharing of articles on topics relevant to the community of ALE professionals and practitioners in Africa – with a focus on new, topical information relating to the sector including new methods and approaches.
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Promoting Women’s Rights: One Adult Learning Educator’s Training Experience
en| Imelda Kyaringabira, Principal Literacy Officer/National Coordinator, Integrated Community Learning for Wealth Creation (ICOLEW) programme, GRALE focal person, Uganda | The Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development (MGLSD) ALE
Read More"My participation in the 10th International Council for Adult Education (ICAE) Academy of Lifelong Learning Advocacy (IALLA) training challenged and opened my understanding of the need to advocate for women’s rights and ALE."
DVV International Tanzania celebrates International Literacy Week in Kibaha District, Coastal Region
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fr Celebrating International Literacy Day: Empowering African Communities through Adult Education
en| MOJA Adult Education Africa Alphabétisation ALE
Read MoreAs we mark International Literacy Day on September 8, 2023, our shared mission is clear: to champion adult education and literacy as pillars of sustainable and peaceful societies.
Review of Tanzania's Integrated Community Based Adult Education Programme
en| Rita Kahurananga & Frauke Heinze | DVV International East Africa Regional Office, Dar es Salaam ALE
Read MoreTo respond more efficiently to the socio-economic situation of Youth and adults from the age of 15 years, the Tanzanian Ministry of Education Science and Technology (MoEST) in cooperation with DVV International is reviewing the Integrated Community Based Adult Education Programme (ICBAE) programme.
ADULT EDUCATION IS ALL WE NEED TO DEVELOP
en Bahir Dar University: Celebrating sixty years of promoting and supporting Adult Learning and Education programmes in Ethiopia
en The President of Tanzania promotes alternative pathways to learning for young adult mothers in Tanzania.
en| Samuel Gasuku Mwita | Institute of Adult Education, Tanzania ALE
Read MoreIn Tanzania, many girls face significant barriers to continuing their secondary education. Factors such as underage marriage and teenage pregnancy often force them to drop out, depriving them of the opportunity to pursue their dreams and acquire the necessary skills for future success.
