Bonga University is currently conducting a capacity-building training program for educational professionals and leaders from Bonga City and the Bishaw W/Yohannes cluster. The program officially commenced with an opening speech by the President of Bonga University, Dr. Degela Ergeno.
In his remarks, Dr. Degela emphasized that such capacity-building initiatives are vital for those leading the education sector. He explained that these efforts are a key part of the university's commitment to bridging the significant gaps currently existing within the educational framework.
The President officially launched the training by highlighting a shift in strategy: community service has now evolved into a "Cluster-Based" approach. This model operates on the principle of mutual giving and receiving. He noted that since the university and schools perform complementary tasks, they must work in harmony and take shared responsibility to achieve meaningful results.
Training Details
The training session is scheduled to run for two days, covering the following specialized topics:
Implementing Effective Teaching Methods
Student Behavior
Inclusive Education
Digital Literacy: The role of technology in the teaching-learning process.
Coordination and Future Outlook
The program is being spearheaded by the Directorate of Community Engagement and Technology Transfer at Bonga University. The Director, Mr. Alemayehu W/Mariam, stated that similar capacity-building trainings will continue to be organized in the future.
Together We Can!