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Adult learning and education: German organization trains about 20 instructors

From Fraternité Matin · () French

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  • Dvv International and Pamoja Education trained 20 trainers of trainers in adult learning and education at a workshop in Jacqueville from Aug. 24 to 28.
  • The workshop, organized with UNESCO, used the Curriculum GlobALE and covered formal, non-formal and informal learning opportunities for young people and adults.
  • Dvv International said it aims to apply Germany’s adult-education expertise to help develop sustainable systems in Côte d’Ivoire.

About 20 trainers of trainers took part in a workshop on adult learning and education in Jacqueville from Aug. 24 to 28. Dvv International and its partner Pamoja Education organized the event in cooperation with UNESCO.

The training followed the Curriculum GlobALE. Adult learning and education covers learning opportunities for young people and adults in formal, non-formal and informal settings, with the aim of developing knowledge and skills.

Mae Fostner, Dvv International’s regional director for West Africa, said Germany has a particularly developed and diverse adult-education system. Her organization is bringing that expertise to Côte d’Ivoire.

“Our approach does not consist only of implementing projects or organizing training courses. We aim to contribute to the sustainable development of systems and struct...”

Our approach does not consist only of implementing projects or organizing training courses. We aim to contribute to the sustainable development of systems and struct...

· Mae FostnerShe described Dvv International’s broader goal in bringing German adult-education expertise to Côte d’Ivoire; the source text ends mid-sentence.
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