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Teachers in the Hagaz sub-zone participated in training focused on bookkeeping, documentation, and material management. Organized by the Teachers’ Association and the local education office, the training aimed to equip school directors and administrators with essential skills to enhance school operations. Officials emphasized the importance of applying this knowledge to overcome existing school-ch
Africa-Press – Eritrea. Training on bookkeeping and documentation, as well as material management, has been provided to teachers in Hagaz sub-zone. The training was organized in collaboration with the Teachers’ Association in Anseba Region and the education office in Hagaz sub-zone.
The training was attended by school directors, supervisors, and school administrators from all schools in the sub-zone.
Mr. Idris Abdu, head of the education office in the sub-zone, said that the training will make a significant contribution to addressing the challenges schools have been facing in material usage and documentation.
Mr. Kibrom Gebrezgi, chairman of the teachers’ association in the region, called on the trainees to apply the knowledge they gained from the training in addressing the challenges schools have been facing.
Education in Eritrea has undergone significant changes since independence in 1993, with a focus on improving access and quality. The government has prioritized teacher training programs to address challenges in the education sector, particularly in rural areas like Hagaz. These initiatives aim to enhance the skills of educators and improve overall educational outcomes for students. The collaboration between local education offices and teachers’ associations plays a crucial role in implementing effective training programs.
