FAWE’s second International Conference on Girls Education will be hosted online on Wednesday 18th and Thursday 19th November 2020 targeting participants drawn from FAWE Network (Chapters, Alumni, Members), Researchers, Education and Gender Experts, National, Regional and International Civil Society Organisations, Bi-lateral and Multilateral organizations, Development partners, Philanthropists, Private sector, African Union Commission, Ministers of Education and relevant Government officials, Teachers and Students drawn from at least 7 African Countries with FAWE’s presence, education practitioners and other education stakeholders to participate in a conversation that interrogates Africa’s education preparedness in achieving the 21st century skills.
The Conference Theme: “Towards Effective Approaches for girls’ engagement and excellence: Preparing African girls for the 21st century skills”
Sub Themes: The discussions will focus on four critical areas (Sub – Themes):
- Increasing girls’ participation in STEM
- Responsive and Quality Technical and Vocational Education (TVET)
- Teacher Capacity building (Gender Responsive Pedagogy) for STEM
- Education Policies for STEM
View concept note here: Concept Note_FAWE 2nd Girls International Conference
View programme here: Final Programme_ International Girls Conference on Education – 17.11.2020 English Version 2
View the presentations here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/13_MEVO2fMPOteXZIoD-wLkEm8QkpoykZ?usp=sharing
Good Day Ma
Please how can I get registered for the FAWE 2nd International Girls’ Conference on Education in Africa.
It’s going to be a very great time, looking forward to seeing it’s impact in the upcoming generation of girls
I have read the concept note and all sub themes are relevant to Girls/Feminine across our African prisons. More relevant is sub theme No2 on quality TVET. We at African Prisons Educational Network look forward to follow up and contribute inputs accordingly.
Cheers
Its nice
Hello
Thank you for hosting us. It was such an inspiring event.
Hi Jannet. You’re most welcome.