Projects

The ADPP-GB Teacher Training College in Cacheu

The establishment and operation of this Teacher Training College is based on a memorandum of understanding signed with the Ministry of National Education. Until now more than 243 teachers have graduated, most of them contracted by the Ministry of National Education to work in public schools.

The ADPP-GB Teacher Training College in Cacheu aims to increase the number of highly qualified primary school teachers, especially in rural areas, using a three-year teaching programme.

The Teacher Training College in Cacheu programme is engaged in the big issues of our time and the students use this engagement to train attitudes and skills to become excellent teachers for the children of the 21st Century. They are trained to be committed and work in rural areas where the lack of teachers is highest and with child-centered teaching. In addition to primary school teachers, they are trained to become community development agents, committed to promoting better living conditions for people in the communities where they will work.

At the ADPP-GB Teacher Training College in Cacheu 88 students are now training to become teachers.

At the ADPP-GB Teacher Training College the preschool, which started in 2017, continued its action with parents educators assisted by students from the College so that they can guarantee a transition of children to primary education.

The ADPP-GB Teacher Training College in Cacheu promotes gender equality. In 2021, ADPP-GB Teacher Training College achieved that 50% of students were girls. This will inspire other girls in the community to demand a better education for themselves.

The ADPP-GB Teacher Training College in Cacheu appreciates the contributions and cooperation from ADPP-GB counterpart fund, the Humana People to People partners and the Ministry of National Education of Guinea-Bissau.

Thanks to the partners who have contributed in creation and supporting the education of the 243 graduated teachers at the Teacher Training College

Partners: European Union, UNFPA, MTN, Australian Embassy, The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Dakar, Genbrug til Syd, Addax & Oryx Foundation, Humana People to People Partners and Counter Part Fund.