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News EduSector Health Day
 The Ministry of Education launched the EduSector Health day on the 20th July 2008 at the
The objective of this day is:
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A workshop took place at Walvisbay from 30th
June until 4th
July 2008 aimed at reviewing and revising the draft Relief teacher
Strategy, developing a plan to implement the workplace HIV and AIDS
policy, to priorities activities for the regions and to adopt the
planning instruments and reach consensus on the next steps forward. LUX Development Donates Books and Electronic Equipments worth more than N$ 2 million
The Luxembourg Agency for Development Cooperation
(LUX
Development), donated library books, computers, electronic equipment and
library furniture to the Ministry of Education on 14 February 2008. The
donated goods are earmarked for 11 schools in the Caprivi and Omaheke
regions. The donation goods are valued at 200 000 EURO (approx,
N$ 2 232 080). The 11 schools were selected by LUX Development in
consultation with the Ministry’s Directorate of National Library and
Archives Services (NLAS). The goods will only be delivered to the schools once the conditions of the libraries at the selected schools are assessed, then refurbished and furnished if necessary in order to ensure the safety of the books and the equipment.
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION RECEIVES ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENTS FROM USAID BES 3 PROJECT
The electronic equipments were handed to the Ministry on 01 February 2008. They will be used by the Ministry’s National External
School Evaluation (NESE) Team Leaders during their visits to schools in
the regions to carry out external school evaluations which started in
March last year and will continue every year with selected schools in all
regions. The NESE aims to help schools identify their strength
and weaknesses through the National Standard and Performance Indicators
for school in According to Mr. Alfred
Ilukena, Under Secretary for
formal Education at the Ministry of Education, it is best for the Ministry
to identify its own deficiencies in order to enable schools and the
Ministry at large to plan more efficiently.
Award
by the International Computer Driving Licence (ICDL) The
Ministry of Education signed an Accreditation Agent Agreement with the
ICDL Foundation of South Africa in 2006. The aim is to have all school
leaving learners, qualified in the ICDL to ensure that Dr. Matsepe-Casaburri’s visit was
aimed at seeking support from They are pictured with the Namibian Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Hon. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah (far left) and SA High Commissioner to Namibia, HE. Ms. Eunice Valerie Gabatlhaoloe (second from right). Read more...
Training Workshops on HIV
and AIDS Manual Incorporating HIV and AIDS in the adult education
curriculum The
Ministry of Education’s plan to introduce HIV and AIDS as a subject in
the school curriculum is a welcoming move. Children need to be alerted
about the pandemic at early age, if ENTREPRENEURSHIP
SUBJECT MATERIALS LAUNCHED The
Ministry of Education recently launched the subject and promotional
materials for the Entrepreneurship subject. This new subject will be
introduced in all schools next year (2008) starting with Grade 5 and Grade
8. The
Ministry’s partners in this project are Bank ECB
donates to ETSIP The Electricity Control Board donated N$ 20 000 the Ministry of Education’s ETSIP programme. The donation is part of the N$ 50 000 pledged at last year’s Roundtable Pledging Conference. The rest of the pledge will be paid out of the next three years.More News .
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The Ministry of Education received a donation of 6
laptops and 10 digital cameras from the USAID Basic Education Support (BES)
Projects while the Ministry provided 5 laptops, files and stationary to
the NESE teams.
