GESCI has partnered with the Ministry’s Teacher Education Support Project (TESP) in Tanzania to implement an equivalent of the African Digital Schools Initiative (ADSI) programme in the Morogoro, Monduli and Dakawa Teacher Training Colleges. Into its third phase in Tanzania, GESCI is seeking to…

Morogoro,Tanzania 29th November, 2019: GESCI organized a meeting with education stakeholders in Tanzania who play key roles in ensuring smooth implementation of the ADSI programme in Tanzania.Officials from Universities,education institutions and Ministry of Education attended the meeting. GESCI…

GESCI facilitated the training of government officials from the Ministries of Basic and Senior Secondary Education and Technical and Higher Education over a two-week period in Cape Town South Africa. The first week focused on Education Management Information Systems and the second week the group…

Officials from Mastercard Foundation visited Salvation Army Joytown Secondary School, a school for learners who are differently abled. It is one of the 80 secondary schools implementing the African Digital Schools Initiative (ADSI) programme in Kenya. This school has proven that technology…

20 secondary schools in Nyamira County, Kenya have been awarded for successfully going through the third phase of implementing ICTs at whole-school level through the Digital Schools of Distinction development pathway designed by GESCI

20 secondary schools in Kiambu County, Kenya have been awarded for successfully going through the third phase of implementing ICTs at whole-school level through the Digital Schools of Distinction development pathway designed by GESCI

GESCI, a member of the AU organizing committee for the 2019 Innovating Education in Africa Expo, showcased its strategic role as an advocate of best practice in ICT integration in the sector with GESCI Country manager, Esther Mwiyeria’s presentation on "The Professional Teacher in the…

The Mastercard Foundation is preparing to launch an ICT Centre to harness the Power of ICT to transform education systems.

TEA-LP is funded by the UK Department for International Development and aims to support universities to develop multidisciplinary Master’s level curricula with a view to bridging existing skills gaps in Sub-Saharan Africa’s rapidly-growing renewable energy access sector. The Nairobi Workshop is…

10 secondary schools implementing the African Digital Schools Initiative (ADSI) programme were among the 70 schools presenting projects at this year's exhibition hosted by YSK.