Posted Tuesday May 30, 2017 by Africa Educational Trust
Conflict continues to plague South Sudan. The situation has only gotten worse...
Conflict continues to plague South Sudan. The situation has only gotten worse as the instability and drought have brought the food crisis to critical levels. We spoke with our Country...
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Posted Friday May 26, 2017 by Africa Educational Trust
We are excited to share with you that we have been able...
We are excited to share with you that we have been able to combine all of the crowd-funding with additional local funding to finance a shipment of books to Somalia!...
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Posted Monday May 22, 2017 by Africa Educational Trust
SOMDEL was an innovative programme developed by AET which improved literacy and...
SOMDEL was an innovative programme developed by AET which improved literacy and numeracy for thousands of Somaliland residents between 2003 and 2010. Hassan, our regional manager, fondly remembers the weekly...
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Posted Wednesday March 08, 2017 by Africa Educational Trust
AET is pleased to announce that it will be expanding its Accelerated...
AET is pleased to announce that it will be expanding its Accelerated Secondary Education for Women (ASEW) project to Yambio Town, Western Equatoria, South Sudan. ASEW was initially piloted in...
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Posted Thursday September 01, 2016 by Africa Educational Trust
Reflections on girls’ education from our Country Manager, Samuel Obina Women and...
Reflections on girls’ education from our Country Manager, Samuel Obina Women and girls, especially in developing countries, lag behind men and boys, mostly due to limited education caused by poverty...
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Posted Thursday June 09, 2016 by Africa Educational Trust
The Somali education authorities with financial support from the European Union and...
The Somali education authorities with financial support from the European Union and implementation support from Africa Educational Trust have this week administered the end of secondary school examinations to 33,000...
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Posted Tuesday November 17, 2015 by Africa Educational Trust
Would a free pair of flip flops encourage you to go to...
Would a free pair of flip flops encourage you to go to school? No? Then imagine you’re in South Sudan where you face an hour’s walk to school over rough...
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Posted Wednesday September 16, 2015 by Africa Educational Trust
As we celebrate literacy programmes this month, we wanted to bring to...
As we celebrate literacy programmes this month, we wanted to bring to you the story of one of our avid readers in Somaliland. Awo is a 17 year old student,...
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Posted Saturday August 15, 2015 by Africa Educational Trust
In her own words one of our adult learner shares her journey...
In her own words one of our adult learner shares her journey of learning to read and how its made her a leader in her community. ‘My name is Susan....
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Posted Saturday August 01, 2015 by Africa Educational Trust
How do you balance improving education dramatically for a targeted few vs....
How do you balance improving education dramatically for a targeted few vs. the long-term goal of building better education system for everyone? You combine both! In Somalia, AET is providing...
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