AGILE Trains 140 Facilitators on Alternative Education in Bauchi
Segun Awofadeji in Bauchi The Adolescent Girls Initiative for Learning and Empowerment (AGILE) has trained 140 facilitators under its Alternative Education project in Bauchi State. Ladi Hamma, AGILE Project Coordinator,
The Adolescent Girls Initiative for Learning and Empowerment (AGILE) has conducted a five-day training program for 140 facilitators in Bauchi State. The Alternative Education project aims to provide effective teaching methods for girls. Ladi Hamma, the Project Coordinator, emphasized the importance of treating the learners with care and respect.
Following the success of the previous year, AGILE has decided to continue the alternative education program. Monthly supervision is being implemented to monitor the progress of learners across the 300 learning centers in the state. One facilitator, Hauwa Musa, highlighted that she acquired literacy, numeracy, and life skills to impart relevant knowledge and skills to the community's learners.
Bilikisu Sabo, another facilitator, urged parents and husbands to allow their daughters to attend these learning spaces. She stressed that education benefits not only the girls and women but also their children and the society at large.
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