Teacher & School Capacity Building
Service Overview
In marginalized regions across Africa, teachers often lack exposure to digital tools, modern teaching methodologies, and inclusive education practices. Many schools operate in environments with limited or no internet, outdated textbooks, and a shortage of teaching aids. This service addresses that gap by providing intensive training programs, mentorship, and resource materials that enable teachers to effectively integrate digital learning and inclusive teaching practices into their classrooms.
By investing in teachers, Edulet Africa ensures that technology is not just “donated hardware” but becomes a living tool for improved learning. This service is designed for:
Teachers in rural schools with little or no access to professional development.
Special-needs educators working with learners who are visually impaired, hearing impaired, or neurodiverse.
School leaders and administrators who need digital skills for management and monitoring.
Benefits Our Services
Teacher training creates sustainable change because teachers remain in communities long after projects end.
- Improved Digital Literacy
- Inclusive Education Competence
- Blended Learning Adoption
- Sustainability through Knowledge Transfer
- Enhanced Student Outcomes
- Community Empowerment
Edulet Africa’s approach combines training, mentorship, peer networks, and resource provision:
Delivery Models:
Face-to-face intensive workshops (3–5 days): Hands-on practice with real devices.
Remote mentorship (3–6 months): WhatsApp, SMS, and phone support for continuous guidance.
Peer-learning networks: Regional groups where teachers share best practices.
Curriculum Areas Covered:
Basic ICT skills (word processing, presentation tools, safe internet use).
Use of offline platforms like Moodle, Beekee Box, and Kolibri.
Inclusive pedagogy: adapting lessons for blind, deaf, and neurodiverse students.
Classroom management in blended settings.
Content curation and creation for offline use.
Stakeholders Involved:
Ministries of Education (for curriculum alignment).
Teacher Training Colleges (to integrate into formal teacher development).
NGOs working in disability and inclusive education.
Community-based organizations (for outreach and local adaptation).
Pedagogy Used:
Active learning: Teachers practice using digital tools.
Scenario-based training: Teachers solve real classroom challenges.
Mentorship-based growth: Support continues beyond workshops.
Sustainability Mechanisms:
Identifying “digital champions” in each school.
Annual refresher training.
Access to Edulet Africa’s resource repository, updated quarterly.
Community or donor sponsorship for long-term teacher engagement.
→ No. We start with basic skills like switching on devices, typing, and using projectors, before moving to LMS and assistive technologies.
→ Training is followed by 3–6 months of mentorship, teacher peer groups, and refresher sessions.
→ Yes, it is mapped to the Kenyan CBC and can be adapted for other African contexts.
→ Yes. Teachers are trained to use offline platforms with preloaded content, solar-powered kits, and downloadable resources.
→ Funding comes from Edulet Africa subsidies, donor contributions, CSR partnerships, and small contributions from schools to ensure ownership.
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