Showing posts with label Juba. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Juba. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Looking for oportunities - and they appear

Access to the Internet has been described as a bottleneck and it is often felt to be the No One obstacle when needed and missed. Never the less it is quite often the case that this problem can be significantly reduced when the approach is to look for oportunities.

This was the case when Ohide and Fauzia sat together analyzing the oportunities for the instructors at the Multi Services Training Center in Juba to access the Internet at the MTC. A pattern of oportunities appeared and it became obvious that planning and coordination will have the experiences of possible access to improve.

Fatin, Ohide, Fauzia and Ben during a short break during the Saturday workshop at Mango Camp by the River Nile in Juba.

Thursday, March 26, 2009

Joining The NUCOOP Technical Vocational BlogSphere

Most of the instructors at the Multi-Services Training Center in Juba, which is supported by JICA and SAVOT have now joined The NUCOOP Technical Vocational BlogSphere.

The NUCOOP Technical Vocational BlogSphere is a network of bloggers whom are one way or an other connected to the Upper Nile University's and Akershus University's efforts to support the development of the techical vocational education in Southern Sudan. This is a pert of the NUCOOP program which is a USD 10 mill initiative to support collaboration and development within higher education in Southern Sudan and Norway.

The participants in the workshop from the MTC in Juba in front of the tuckles at Mango Camp.

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

Why have I joined this workshop?

On Monday March 23rd the questions were many at the opening of the workshop in Technical Vocational Teacher Development for the instructors at the Multiple Training Center in Juba.

The over all umbrella of the Technical Vocational Teacher Development program is the question How can I improve my practice?

Based upon each individual instructor's experience from his teaching questions like what is the most important area for me to improve? Is it my techniques, subject matter knowledge or do I have to work to improve the teaching and learning environment?