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Le Projet Continental Africain (PCA) et MOJA vous invitent à un webinaire sur le Journal de l'Éducation des Adultes MOJA (lien) - le journal sur l'apprentissage et l'éducation des adultes en Afrique.

Le webinaire mettra en lumière deux contributions de deux éducateurs d'adultes tunisiens et béninois. Les participants auront l'occasion de rencontrer les auteurs et de discuter avec eux de leur travail.

• Monia Manai - Monia Manai Une langue des signes pour un travail décent dans les territoires oubliés : Une approche de l'éducation des adultes
• Laya Boni - L'éducation des adultes comme outil efficace de prévention et de gestion des conflits

DATE: 23 Mai 2023
HEURE: 14:00 – 15:15 (SAST) 15:00 - 16:15 (EAT)

Prenez connaissance des auteurs.

Laya Boni écrit sur l'utilisation des cercles de littératie REFLECT dans la prévention et la gestion des conflits au Bénin. Boni soutient que la littératie peut contribuer à la cohésion sociale et à la paix dans les communautés. (Vous pouvez voir ou télécharger l'article ici).

Box PIC Monia Mania met en lumière l'impact d'une nouvelle approche de l'acquisition de la littératie. Travaillant avec des femmes de territoires marginalisés de Tunisie, elle explique l'application de l'éducation non formelle dans la construction des moyens de subsistance. (Vous pouvez voir ou télécharger l'article ici).

The African Continental Project (ACP) and MOJA invite you to a webinar about the MOJA Journal of Adult Education and about adult learning and education in Africa.

The webinar will draw attention to two of the contributions from activist scholars from South Africa.

• Digitilisation and adult education by Mondli Hlatshwayo
• Learning in the informal economy by Britt Baatjes

Participants will have an opportunity to meet the authors and engage them around their works.

When: 4 May 2023

Time: 14:00 – 15:15 (SAST) 15:00 - 16:15 (EAT)

Meet and talk to the authors

Mondli Hlatshwayo writes about digitalization and adult learning and education (ALE) in Africa. He draws attention to the need to include ALE in the policies of the African Union. You can view or download the article here.

Britt Baatjes and her colleagues write about the learnings of workers in the informal economy in Africa. She shares the experiences of workers who participated in the African chapter of the WIEGO school for workers in the informal economy. You can view or download the article here.

Register here to join us

You can view or download the full Journal and/or articles here

New and revised self-paced digital skills courses are OPEN for enrolment from the 8th of May 2023.

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The Re-imagining Education Conference (REC) is an annual 4-day long intensive online conference, bringing people together across geographies, knowledge systems and experiences. The abundance of tools and knowledge shared in the conference also reverberates in our micro conferences happening every two months throughout the year in a more intimate setting.

REC is organized within and throughout the large web of the Ecoversities Alliance, a coalition of educators, of learners, practitioners, communities, weavers, and dreamers from a plurality of worldviews, backgrounds, and experiences.

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Through the conference, our hope is to make space for questions to surface and relations to emerge and strengthen.

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Exploring the roles and expectations of different stakeholders involved in the ALE (Adult Learning and Education) system with the objective of building consensus between stakeholders towards optimised ALE service delivery and a stronger system.

Date and Time

20 April 2023: 2 hours (Scheduled across different time zones)

Uganda, Ethiopia, Tanzania: 14h00-16h00 | South Africa, Malawi: 13h00-15h00

Participants

The following participants are welcome to register and attend the webinar:

• ALL current ALESBA online training course participants as well as their colleagues and stakeholders/partner organisations they work with.
• Anyone involved in the ALE system e.g., from government (at all levels and from different sectors), NGOs (local and international), Universities (lecturers and Adult Education students) and Adult Education institutions.
• Participants from Africa as well as other countries.

Objectives of the webinar

The objectives of the webinar are to:

• Raise awareness about the importance of consensus building among all stakeholders towards a stronger ALE system and service delivery.
• Share a practical case study from Uganda on the challenges, successful entry points for consensus building and the benefits for the ALE system and service delivery (panel discussion).
• Provide opportunity for webinar participants to contextualise the possibilities for their own country context.

Moderator and Speakers

The webinar will be moderated by Sonja Belete (Author of ALESBA booklets and trainer for the online course) with technical assistance from Lindia Trout (MOJA) and input from David Harrington (Project Director African Continental Project, DVV International). The following speakers and representatives from stakeholders in Uganda will be on the panel:

• National Government: Mr. Everest Tumwesigye: Commissioner Community Development and Literacy - Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development (MGLSD) Uganda
• National Government: Mrs. Imelda Kyaringabira: National ICOLEW Coordinator - MGLSD Uganda
• Local Government: Mr. Geoffrey Akena: District Community Development Officer (MGLSD) – Nwoya, Uganda
• International NGO: Mr. Caesar Kyebakola - DVV International Uganda Country Director
• Local NGO: Ms. Teddy Naluwu – Country Coordinator - UNBOUND Uganda
• University representative: Prof Ephraim Nuwagaba (Kyambogo University, Uganda)

The webinar will explore qualifications frameworks as one of the system building blocks in the ALE sector/system. Experts from South Africa will share a case study on the development and practice of an NQF in South Africa, followed by a critique/analysis of the framework. The webinar programme will allow time for debate on the value and relevance of qualifications frameworks for the ALE sector and system among participants.

Date and Time:

5 April 2023 (Scheduled across different time zones)

Uganda, Ethiopia, Tanzania: 14h00-16h00 | South Africa, Malawi: 13h00-15h00

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Participants:

The following participants are welcome to register and attend the webinar:

• ALL current ALESBA online training course participants as well as their colleagues and stakeholders/partner organisations they work with.
• Anyone involved in the ALE system e.g., from government (at all levels and from different sectors), NGOs (local and international), Universities (lecturers and Adult Education students) and Adult Education institutions.
• Participants from all countries in Africa and beyond.

Objectives of the webinar:

The objectives of the webinar are to:

• Unpack the importance of qualifications frameworks for the ALE sector/system and debate the value it can add to the sector and its target group.
• Share a practical case study from South Africa on how a national qualifications framework was developed and structured with specific reference to the ALE sector.
• Reflect upon and critique the process of developing and implementing (including current practices) the South African NQF and share lessons learned with webinar participants (with specific reference to the ALE sector)

Moderator and Speakers:

The webinar will be moderated by Sonja Belete (ALESBA author and online facilitator) with an overview of the MOJA and DVV International Africa continental project by Mr. David Harrington (Project Director). The following guest speakers/moderators will present/facilitate the key topics as indicated in the programme.

• Presenter on Development of the NQF in South Africa (history and structure of the NQF) with specific reference to the ALE sector: Dr. Heidi Bolton – Senior Manager: Research SAQA (South African Qualifications Authority)
• Presenter(s) on the implementation and current practices/experiences with the NQF in South Africa with specific reference on the ALE sector: Dr. Morgan Maphutha – Deputy Director for Post-School Teacher Education in the Department of Higher Education and Training, South Africa
• Moderator of the debate/discussion on the value of qualifications frameworks for the ALE sector: Mr. Ivor Baatjes (MOJA representative)

PROGRAMME

We are looking forward to your participation!!

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