100 Million Young People are Still Illiterate

  100 Million Young People are Still Illiterate  GEM Report This International Literacy Day there’s plenty to celebrate – the number of young people aged 15-24 with no literacy skills worldwide has fallen by 27% since 2000, a fact we hope to see reflected in plummeting adult literacy rates over time too. But this still leaves 100 millionContinue reading “100 Million Young People are Still Illiterate”

The Best Start in Life….great free online course

For anyone wanting to update their practical knowledge on early childhood development -they really should follow this course. It is completely free and you can gain a certificate on completion. The Best Start in Life: Early Childhood Development for Sustainable Development SDG AcademyChildren are the common basis for all dimensions of sustainable development. No advancesContinue reading “The Best Start in Life….great free online course”

Free education for all in Sierra Leone? Can it happen? — World Education Blog

In late August, Sierra Leone’s newly elected President Julius Madaa Bio, announced a five year initiative to roll out free pre-primary, primary and secondary education on 17 September. The new policy is intended to guarantee free school places for one and a half million children, as well as training for thousands of teachers, and free […]Continue reading “Free education for all in Sierra Leone? Can it happen? — World Education Blog”

100 million young people are still illiterate — World Education Blog

This International Literacy Day there’s plenty to celebrate – the number of young people aged 15-24 with no literacy skills worldwide has fallen by 27% since 2000, a fact we hope to see reflected in plummeting adult literacy rates over time too. But this still leaves 100 million youth unable to read. How did so […]Continue reading “100 million young people are still illiterate — World Education Blog”