Release of the “One-Student, One-Tablet” project’s regional training schedule

kingcyrusonline June 10, 2023

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Release of the "One-Student, One-Tablet" project's regional training schedule

The training program for KA Technologies’ “One-Student, One-Tablet” project, which aims to provide students across various regions of Ghana with digital learning tools, has been made public.

The training sessions are scheduled to start on June 12, 2023, and they will take place across the nation in various locations.

The training program will be implemented in stages throughout several countries in order to give teachers and students the skills they need to use the donated tablets efficiently.

The timetable, which is broken up into numerous sessions, spans a number of days to ensure that all participating institutions receive thorough instruction.

The following is the training schedule:

Upper West: June 12, 2023
Savannah: June 12, 2023
North East: June 12, 2023
Northern: June 12, 2023
Upper East: June 12, 2023
Western: June 13, 2023
Greater Accra: June 13, 2023
Eastern: June 13-14, 2023
Central: June 13, 2023
Western North: June 13, 2023
Oti: June 13, 2023
Volta: June 13, 2023
Bono East: June 14, 2023
Ashanti: June 14-15, 2023
Ahafo: June 14, 2023
Bono: June 14, 2023

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By giving students access to digital tools and materials, the “One-Student, One-Tablet” project seeks to improve the educational experience. To help pupils succeed academically, the tablets will provide interactive learning resources, instructional apps, and digital textbooks.

Teachers will receive practical direction and support from skilled trainers from KA Technologies during the regional training sessions.

The sessions will cover a variety of topics, such as software usage, device setup, and curriculum integration.

The “One-Student, One-Tablet” project is a significant step toward embracing digital education in Ghana. It has the ability to transform education and better prepare pupils with future-proof digital literacy abilities.

Teachers and students are looking forward to the benefits of the “One-Student, One-Tablet” project in improving educational outcomes and cultivating a generation that is technologically savvy as the training sessions get underway.

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