The Federal Government, in partnership with UNESCO and the Pan African University, has launched a mobile learning initiative to improve teacher professional development through digital technology.
The programme integrates mobile-based learning into the Pan-African Virtual and Electronic University Initiative and is designed to provide teachers and school leaders with flexible access to training resources through technology-enabled learning platforms.
The three-day Master Training Programme, themed “Empowering Female Teachers and School Leaders through Integrating Mobile-based Learning in the Pan-African Virtual and Electronic University (PAVEU) Initiative,” is being implemented by the Federal Ministry of Education in collaboration with the UNESCO International Institute for Capacity Building in Africa and the Pan African University, with funding support from the Government of Japan.
According to the ministry, the initiative targets five African countries, Nigeria, Algeria, Cameroon, Kenya and South Sudan, and seeks to expand access to continuous professional development for educators, particularly female teachers and school
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