education – 1to1 Press

1TO1 TEACHING-LEARNING Ltd Empowers Early Childhood Educators in Ruhango District

RUHANGO, RWANDA — Over the weekend of March 21 and 22, 2026, 1TO1 TEACHING-LEARNING Ltd successfully conducted a comprehensive two-day training program for Early Childhood Development (ECD) educators. The official mission, operating out of the Gasabo district, aimed to equip staff at the ITETERO Little Angels Center (LAC) with advanced teaching strategies and foundational child development principles.

NDATIMANA EMMANUEL04 mins

1TO1 TEACHING-LEARNING Ltd Empowers Early Childhood Educators in Ruhango District

6 months ago6 months ago

2025 Graduation Around the Corner: A Remarkable Surge in Graduates

The University of Rwanda is set to host its 2025 Graduation Ceremony on 17 October, with over 9,500 students expected to receive their degrees, highlighting a significant increase from previous years and reflecting the university’s growing academic excellence.

NDATIMANA Emmanuel010 mins

2025 Graduation Around the Corner: A Remarkable Surge in Graduates

6 months ago6 months ago

Rwanda Deepens Francophonie Ties with 50 New French Teacher-Volunteers

Rwanda has welcomed 50 new teacher-volunteers from the Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie (OIF) to strengthen French language education across Teacher Training Colleges and secondary schools. The initiative highlights Rwanda’s commitment to multilingualism and international cooperation in education.

NDATIMANA Emmanuel04 mins

Rwanda Deepens Francophonie Ties with 50 New French Teacher-Volunteers

6 months ago6 months ago

Global Youth Leaders Launch Partnership for Digital Education Platform

Young founders from Rwanda, South Africa, Pakistan, and Sierra Leone have teamed up to launch a global e-learning platform. The initiative, aligned with SDG 4, will expand access and affordability in education through innovation, digital literacy, and inclusive solutions.

NDATIMANA Emmanuel04 mins

Global Youth Leaders Launch Partnership for Digital Education Platform

6 months ago6 months ago

African Leaders Push for Homegrown Financing to Tackle Learning Crisis

At UNGA 80, African leaders launched a bold plan to finance foundational learning through homegrown solutions, shifting from aid dependence to evidence-driven efficiency.

NDATIMANA Emmanuel04 mins