Early Education & School Development in Ghana

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OrganizationGVI Charitable Programs
Region Thailand
Website Website
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ProjectLeader Nicholas Relich


While most children in Ghana do attend school, the standard of education can be fairly low, and schools are often under-resourced and/or overcrowded. GVI Charitable Programs is partnered with nearly a dozen local schools in the community of Kokrobite to provide additional staff training resources, recruitment and onboarding of new teachers, necessary materials for learners (books, writing utensils, computers, stable internet access), and first-aid training to school staff.


Challenge

Primary and secondary schools in Kokrobite face common challenges experienced by most semi-rural Ghanaian schools today: too few available staff, low staff retention, a general lack of resources for learning materials and maintenance of the school grounds for a safe and risk-free environment for the students.

Long-Term Impact

GCP supports children from low socio-economic backgrounds to access education for the first time, the core focus of our work is to improve quality of education received by all students. This includes primarily providing well-trained, qualified and dedicated teaching staff and educators, school resources and equipment, and providing a learning environment and school facilities that promote the education of the children and improve the ability of the staff to deliver that quality education.

References

  1. https://www.gvi.org/


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[[Category:Education in Ghana Projects]], [[Category:Lack of access to early education and inadequate school development in Ghana Projects]]

[[Category:Education in Ghana Projects in Ghana]], [[Category:Lack of access to early education and inadequate school development in Ghana Projects in Ghana]]