The Ministry of Education Human Resource Planning, Vocational Training and national Excellence, in collaboration with the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States Program for Educational Advancement and Relevant Learning is hosting a series of public consultations titled the Early Childhood Education Leader’s forum.
The Public Consultations entitled Reflect, Refocus and Renew, will seek the views and varied perspectives of stakeholders and interested parties to support the development of the new primary curriculum.
Dominica is currently reviewing primary education to inform potential changes that will be implemented through an initiative undertaken by member states of the OECS.
The Public consultation is critical to identifying the competencies that need to be emphasized in the curriculum.
The OECS program for Educational Advancement and Relevant Learning (OECS PEARL) is a four year program aimed at improving access to, equity of and the quality of the education system to ensure that every learner in Dominica succeeds.
It incorporates global best practices and will contribute to the holistic development of students.
A new curriculum is required to successfully meet the community’s needs, address present day contextual realities and navigate the future’s dynamic and highly competitive work environments.
The Ministry of Education says students, teachers, principals, parents, education officers, curriculum officers, families, members of the business community and creative sectors, advocacy groups are all invited to participate in the consultations carded for June 14 and 15 at Alliance Francaise.
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND OECS HOST EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION LEADERS FORUM
The Ministry of Education Human Resource Planning, Vocational Training and national Excellence, in collaboration with the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States Program for Educational Advancement and Relevant Learning is hosting a series of public consultations titled the Early Childhood Education Leader’s forum.
The Public Consultations entitled Reflect, Refocus and Renew, will seek the views and varied perspectives of stakeholders and interested parties to support the development of the new primary curriculum.
Dominica is currently reviewing primary education to inform potential changes that will be implemented through an initiative undertaken by member states of the OECS.
The Public consultation is critical to identifying the competencies that need to be emphasized in the curriculum.
The OECS program for Educational Advancement and Relevant Learning (OECS PEARL) is a four year program aimed at improving access to, equity of and the quality of the education system to ensure that every learner in Dominica succeeds.
It incorporates global best practices and will contribute to the holistic development of students.
A new curriculum is required to successfully meet the community’s needs, address present day contextual realities and navigate the future’s dynamic and highly competitive work environments.
The Ministry of Education says students, teachers, principals, parents, education officers, curriculum officers, families, members of the business community and creative sectors, advocacy groups are all invited to participate in the consultations carded for June 14 and 15 at Alliance Francaise.
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND OECS HOST EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION LEADERS FORUM
The Ministry of Education Human Resource Planning, Vocational Training and national Excellence, in collaboration with the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States Program for Educational Advancement and Relevant Learning is hosting a series of public consultations titled the Early Childhood Education Leader’s forum.
The Public Consultations entitled Reflect, Refocus and Renew, will seek the views and varied perspectives of stakeholders and interested parties to support the development of the new primary curriculum.
Dominica is currently reviewing primary education to inform potential changes that will be implemented through an initiative undertaken by member states of the OECS.
The Public consultation is critical to identifying the competencies that need to be emphasized in the curriculum.
The OECS program for Educational Advancement and Relevant Learning (OECS PEARL) is a four year program aimed at improving access to, equity of and the quality of the education system to ensure that every learner in Dominica succeeds.
It incorporates global best practices and will contribute to the holistic development of students.
A new curriculum is required to successfully meet the community’s needs, address present day contextual realities and navigate the future’s dynamic and highly competitive work environments.
The Ministry of Education says students, teachers, principals, parents, education officers, curriculum officers, families, members of the business community and creative sectors, advocacy groups are all invited to participate in the consultations carded for June 14 and 15 at Alliance Francaise.