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The great strides the DreamOval Foundation in Ghana has made toward improving access to education for all and achieving universal enrollment has not made it immune to the continent-wide teaching skills shortage. This is having an impact on our collective ability to train the next generation of digital workers who will power Africa's economy in the Fourth Industrial Economy.
The great strides the DreamOval Foundation in Ghana has made toward improving access to education for all and achieving universal enrollment has not made it immune to the continent-wide teaching skills shortage. This is having an impact on our collective ability to train the next generation of digital workers who will power Africa's economy in the Fourth Industrial Economy. Claire Gillissen-Duval, Director of EMEA Corporate Social Responsibility and ACW Global Lead at SAP
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Every year the DreamOval Foundation through ITeach, equips teachers in deprived schools across the country with tools and knowledge that is transforming teaching and learning methodologies in our basic schools.
Every year the DreamOval Foundation through ITeach, equips teachers in deprived schools across the country with tools and knowledge that is transforming teaching and learning methodologies in our basic schools.Ernest Asamoah - GNAT
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I am so impressed with the amazing work the Foundation is doing with Africa Code Week and now also extending the joy of coding to those with special needs.
I am so impressed with the amazing work the Foundation is doing with Africa Code Week and now also extending the joy of coding to those with special needs.Delia Sieff - Head of Communications for SAP Africa
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