In 2007, the Services of Women Relieve Center – Afghanistan (SWRCA), in partnership with the Canada Fund, implemented a Teacher Training Project in Quita, Pakistan. The project aimed to strengthen the capacity of teachers to provide high-quality education for both girls and boys.

Objectives

• To enhance teaching skills and pedagogical methods among teachers.

• To promote inclusive education and effective classroom management.

• To improve the overall quality of education and foster community trust in the educational system.

Activities

• Training Sessions: Trained 240 teachers over a 6-month period in areas including pedagogical methods, curriculum adaptation, classroom management, and inclusive education strategies.

• Capacity Building: Focused on equipping teachers with practical skills to improve student learning outcomes and engagement.

• Community Engagement: Encouraged teachers to apply best practices to strengthen trust and confidence in schools among parents and the broader community.

Achievements

• Successfully trained 240 teachers, improving their instructional techniques and classroom management skills.

• Enhanced the capacity of teachers to deliver inclusive and effective education for both boys and girls.

• Strengthened community confidence in local schools and educational initiatives.

Impact

The project contributed to improved quality of education, teacher effectiveness, and student learning outcomes. By investing in teacher capacity, SWRCA helped ensure sustainable improvements in educational standards and promoted inclusive and equitable learning opportunities for children in the region.