Holiday Break Tips and Community Activities for Teachers Hello, amazing teachers! As the holiday break approaches, the Kenya Women Teachers Association (KEWOTA) wants to help you make the most of your well-deserved time off. Here are some valuable tips and activities to consider during your holiday break: 1. Self-Care is a Priority:The first step to …
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The introduction of the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) in Kenya brought about significant changes in the education sector. As learners, teachers, and parents had to quickly adapt to this new curriculum, it became apparent that embracing technology and digital methods of teaching and learning would be a crucial aspect of this transformation. The Kenya Women Teachers …
KEWOTA’S DIGITAL TUTORING PLATFORMS BECOME THE HIGHLIGHT OF CBC RETOOLING PROGRAM. Read More »
In the ever-evolving landscape of Kenya’s education sector, the adaptation to the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) introduced in 2017 has presented unique challenges and opportunities for educators, students, and parents alike. One of the significant transformations was the establishment of Junior Secondary School (JSS), comprising grades 7, 8, and 9, underscoring the importance of teachers as …
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Today, the Kenya Women Teachers Association, in collaboration with Intel Corporation and House of Procurement (HOP), has initiated an impactful training program aimed at empowering teachers to champion the cause of Digital Transformation in Education. This comprehensive training endeavor seeks to provide educators with the essential skills required for fostering innovation in the education sector. …
When we talk about “support,” we’re basically talking about help – the kind of assistance that makes things better. Think about it like having friends, family, or mentors who stand by you. Well, that’s what support is all about. At The Kenya Women Teachers Association (KEWOTA), we take this idea of support really seriously. We …
More than 1000 women educators recently convened for a two-day conference in Kisumu, Kenya. In the past week, this event has been the main topic of conversation among Kenya’s teaching community. Reports confirmed by KEWOTA’s membership and data management department indicate that shortly after the event, both male and female teachers have been enthusiastically joining …
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE RECENT WOMEN TEACHERS CONFERENCE & AGM Read More »
Here is what you need to know The Kenya Women Teachers Association (KEWOTA) is a member-based welfare organization that enhances the living standards of women in the teaching profession by providing avenues for professional, economic, and personal development. Currently, the association has a membership of over 80,000 female teachers across the country, working in secondary …
KEWOTA’S UPCOMING conference for 1000 women in the education sector. Read More »