COVID-19: NGO, firm begin training for 12,000 teachers in Ogun, Lagos, Kaduna – Daily Trust

COVID-19: NGO, firm begin training for 12,000 teachers in Ogun, Lagos, Kaduna

To equip teachers with relevant skills to ensure continuous learning in the face of COVID-19 interferences, a non-profit organization focused on expanding life opportunities for children in under-served schools, Teach for Nigeria, has partnered with ProFuturo, a digital education programme to train 12,000 public primary school teachers in Ogun, Lagos and Kaduna states.

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