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Day 18: TFN Alumni Network The problems of education can't be solved solely by an individual, hence my commitment to stay connected to the TFNalumniassociation and my co-fellows who would join the association soon. This commitment would be in seeking and building relationships with the alumni associations, asking questions, and collaborating with the association to ensure that the Nigeria child has access to excellent education. #TeachForNigeria #TFNImpactStories #TFNLeaders #TFN2022Fellows #TFNSchoolLeaders #TFN2024Graduation #TFN2024GraduationCountdown

Education Beyond Borders (EBB): A Lifeline for Almajiri and Out-of-School Children Education is the cornerstone of a just and equitable society, yet millions of children in Nigeria, particularly Almajiri and out-of-school children, are denied this basic right. Trapped in cycles of poverty, illiteracy, and vulnerability, these children face an uncertain future. CESi's Education Beyond Borders (EBB) Project is a groundbreaking initiative aimed at rewriting this narrative by offering free, inclusive, and transformative education. Our Vision The EBB Project envisions a Nigeria where every child, regardless of circumstances, has access to quality education. By fostering an environment that nurtures learning, growth, and empowerment, we aim to equip children with the skills and knowledge they need to shape their destinies and contribute meaningfully to society. Our Mission We are dedicated to reducing the out-of-school children population by creating sustainable learning opportunities. The EBB Project seeks to enroll and retain 5,000 children every 3 years in Nigeria providing a life-changing pathway out of poverty and exclusion.

BEN-B is an initiative of the Basic Education Department of the Federal Ministry of Education, Nigeria—dedicated to advancing a multi-sectoral approach to addressing the challenges of out-of-school children. Through a focus on quality education, teacher development, skills acquisition, and data-driven solutions, BEN-B aims to create lasting impact and foster inclusive education for all children in Nigeria.

The Power of Education: A Gateway to Opportunity In West Africa, millions of children face barriers to education that prevent them from reaching their full potential. In Ghana alone, around 79% of children complete primary school, but many are unable to continue. Hwanworld Foundation is here to break these barriers and guide every child toward their own path to success. #WhereEveryChildFindsTheirPath

CESi Education Beyond Borders (EBB) Project Assessment Week: Week Four (4) of the Pilot Phase: Day 1: Pilot of CESi's Free Education Program for Almajiri Children in Niger State Theme: Breaking Barriers and Building a Brighter Future: Equipping Every Almajiri Child with the Tools to Succeed This milestone marks our unwavering commitment to reducing the out-of-school children population in Nigeria by providing free, quality education for the Almajiri children in a safe and conducive environment. Through this program, we aim to: Address barriers to education, including poverty, social stigma, and limited access to resources. Empower children with literacy, numeracy, and life skills. Build a foundation for long-term opportunities and societal contributions. Together, we are creating pathways for education, empowerment, and hope for the hopeless children roaming the street without care or support. Let’s amplify the impact of education. United Nations Information Centre - UNIC, Nigeria Education Above All Foundation Education Cannot Wait #CESiEBB #FreeEducation #Empowerment #AlmajiriEducation #InclusiveLearning

CESi Education Beyond Borders (EBB) Project Assessment Week: Week Four (4) of the Pilot Phase: Day 2: Pilot of CESi's Free Education Program for Almajiri Children in Niger State Theme: Breaking Barriers and Building a Brighter Future: Equipping Every Almajiri Child with the Tools to Succeed This milestone marks our unwavering commitment to reducing the out-of-school children population in Nigeria by providing free, quality education for the Almajiri children in a safe and conducive environment. Through this program, we aim to: Address barriers to education, including poverty, social stigma, and limited access to resources. Empower children with literacy, numeracy, and life skills. Build a foundation for long-term opportunities and societal contributions. Together, we are creating pathways for education, empowerment, and hope for the hopeless children roaming the street without care or support. Let’s amplify the impact of education. United Nations Information Centre - UNIC, Nigeria Education Above All Foundation Education Cannot Wait #CESiEBB #FreeEducation #Empowerment #AlmajiriEducation #InclusiveLearning

In rural West Africa, the rate of out-of-school children is high and delayed entry to primary school is common, particularly for girls. Using the randomized roll-out of a large-scale unconditional cash transfer program in Mali, this new study by Fidele Eric Sessou, Melissa Hidrobo, Shalini Roy, and Lieven Huybregts examined its impact on child schooling: https://lnkd.in/ewiStxxc CGIAR IFPRI Africa

Our next country focus is Côte d'Ivoire! 🇨🇮 Did you know we are part of CLEF Coalition (Child Learning and Education Facility) – the first public-private partnership focused on scaling up investment in quality education in Côte d’Ivoire? It aims to: ✅ Get more children into school ✅ Make sure children learn at school ✅ Achieve impact at scale CLEF supports the creation of “bridging classes," allowing children who have never been to school– or who may have dropped out– to follow an accelerated learning program. 📈 🎤 Hear more from Annita Suzanne TRAORÉ, Director of Non-Formal Education at Côte d’Ivoire’s Ministry of National Education and Literacy: https://lnkd.in/eEbUnkrW #CLEF #GouvCI #QualityEducation #SDG4 #cotedivoire Gouvernement de Côte d'Ivoire

"Education is a Universal Right, Not a Privilege." In many rural parts of Nigeria, children face immense challenges in accessing quality education. Lack of infrastructure, insufficient teaching materials, and a shortage of qualified teachers are just a few of the obstacles that stand in their way. This stark reality is in sharp contrast to other parts of the world, where students have access to modern facilities, well-trained educators, and abundant resources. While students in developed countries enjoy the benefits of technology-enhanced learning and diverse educational opportunities, many Nigerian children struggle in overcrowded classrooms, if they have classrooms at all. The gap in educational quality not only hinders the personal development of these children but also stunts the potential growth of our nation. Education is a fundamental human right. It should not be determined by one's geographical location or economic background. We must advocate for policies that ensure every child in Nigeria, regardless of where they live, has access to quality education. Join us in demanding better infrastructure, more resources, and skilled teachers for rural schools. Let's bridge the educational divide and give every Nigerian child the future they deserve. Take action today: Sign the petition for educational reform in rural Nigeria. Together, we can make a difference. https://chng.it/FNh8sy7m2Y #QualityEducation #EducationForAll #BetterFuture #JedChildTrust #UNICEF #SDGs

It's day 2 of the TaRL Africa Conference, and here is a reflection from Olumayowa Aleshin, the Director of Teacher Professional Development at the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) in Nigeria. Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) #TaRLAfricaConf2024 #AcceleratedLearning #FoundationalLearning #TaRLAfricaTurns5