New project with Young Women’s Christian Association of Zambia
Mwabu has begun a new project to introduce e-learning to YWCA training for adolescents in reproductive health, life skills and financial literacy.
First e-learning unit for seed inspector course well received
Mwabu has completed the first e-learning unit for the seed inspector course, developed with SCCI in partnership with Catholic Relief Services.
Introducing Mwabu Learn
The pilot of Mwabu Learn is now live! For the first time, teachers, parents and learners can use our interactive learning resources online.
Mwabu enters the winning bid to Catholic Relief Services
We are proud to announce that we have been successful in our bid to Catholic Relief Services (CRS) to create digital training and testing for seed inspectors and samplers in Zambia.
New environmental education initiative gaining support
Mwabu is proud to support iLearnabout, by contributing to the design and testing of early content, which is aligned to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.
Sierra Leone Education Innovation Challenge
Mwabu has reached the second round of the Sierra Leone Education Innovation Challenge (SLEIC), an Education Outcome Fund (EOF) project aiming to improve learning outcomes and measure the efficacy of interventions.
Supplying refugee camps in Zambia with e-learning
We are delighted to announce that we have been successful in our bid to UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, to supply e-learning to refugee camps in Zambia.
Aiming to support out-of-school children in Ghana
Mwabu has pre-qualified for the Ghana Accountability for Learning Programme (GALOP). After submitting a successful expression of interest, we are progressing to the second round of proposals.
Reaching learners through the radio during Covid-19
In partnership with UNICEF and the Zambian Ministry of General Education, we have adapted our lessons for radio broadcast, as an emergency response to school closures due to COVID 19. The initiative is aimed specifically at supporting vulnerable children in hard-to-reach places that have no access to internet services or television.