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Chad trains 91 early childhood education workers

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Chad trains 91 early childhood education workers

Chad’s Ministry of Women and Early Childhood has trained 91 facilitators and community school heads in methods for stimulating young children, protection and wellbeing. The workshop, which ended on 9 October 2026 with support from the World Bank, was also intended to strengthen cooperation with parents, Tchadinfos reports.

Chad’s Ministry of Women and Early Childhood has trained 91 male and female preschool facilitators, as well as heads of community schools. The capacity-building workshop, financially supported by the World Bank, ended on 9 October 2026, according to Tchadinfos.

The training aimed to clarify the roles of preschool stakeholders in children’s education and protection, improve the preparation of learning activities and strengthen cooperation between preschool institutions and parents. Participants worked through presentations, discussions, group exercises and practical activities.

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