Summer training in Finland and Sweden. August 25 – Sept 5, 2023
This will take place on August 25 – September 5, 2023. Train students as Problem Solvers
2022 APCI FELLOWS UPDATED LIST
The 2022 APCI Fellowship Induction held in Abuja Nigerian Army Resource Center Asokoro-Abuja (Oct.24- 25) and in Lagos Airport Hotel Ikeja (Oct.27-28) 2022. It was accompanied by the best of
BENEFITS AND NEXT STEPS FOR THE 2022 AFRICA TOP SCHOOLS REPORT & AWARDS
+10: EYES ON THE FUTURE INITIATIVE
APRIL 28 (LAGOS) & APRIL 29 (ABUJA), 2022 AFRICA TOP SCHOOL AWARDS & REPORT
The 2022 Africa Top Schools + 10: Eyes on the Future Initiative will explore the key progress made and lessons learned from the schools’ development and improvement plan of awards-winning
January 26-27, 2022 BULLYING PREVENTION & INTERVENTION WORKSHOP
We want participants to have an in-depth understanding of Bullying, Fagging, etc; and to use this understanding in the development of interventions that promote students’ wellbeing in the schools.Key coverage
2022 ABR/APCI TRAINING CALENDAR
2022 ABR/ APCI TRAINING CALENDAR*(Just one training per staff, per year)1. You will find this calendar useful for the various segment of your staff. 2. Maximum two open workshops per month,
The Challenge of Effective Students Hostel Management
Participants at the 2019 Africa Great Principals Academy requested that we should start a special training for Students Hostel Officers/ Managers. Immediately, we conducted one-on-one in-depth interviews and focus group
MAY 18-20, 2021 AFRICA TOP SCHOOL AWARDS
Check out the current reigning Schools in Africa (Nigeria) and the 2021 Who’s Who in the Management of Basic and Secondary Education. The awards were presented in Lagos Sheraton Hotel
March 16- 18, 2021 AFRICA GREAT SCHOOLS AWARD
The form and application for the March 16-18, 2021 Africa Great Schools Award for awards winning schools in Africa is ready. We are searching for Schools that offer real value
SCHOOLS ENROLLMENT: EFFECTIVE HEALTH & SAFETY MANAGEMENT AS KEY DETERMINANT
The unique nature of the COVID-19 crisis poses a new set of challenges for Africa Schools as they claw their ways to recovery. Most private schools lack the financial power