Shiferaw Teklemariam and British Council have/had a generic relationship

Collaborator Shiferaw Teklemariam
Collaborator British Council
Start Date 2017-00-00
Notes British CouncilEthiopia Home Learn English Take an exam Events Study in the UK Our work in arts, education and society Choose your language English CELTA Newsletter Blog Contact us Search Search Ethiopian Minister of Education Visits the British Council Ethiopian Ministry of Education Shiferaw Teklemariam (Dr.) visiting the British Council Ethiopia office, with British Council Country Director, Peter Brown and QESSP team leader, Netsanet Demewoz. © British Council On March 3, 2017, His Excellency, Minister of Education Dr. Shiferaw Teklemariam, along with his close aides visited the British Council to discuss present and future collaborative projects. The major part of this two hours long meeting was devoted to the presentation of the British Council’s portfolio of works and undertaking discussion on possible courses of action in strengthening the long lasting commitment between the two organisations. During the discussions the Minister indicated his strong interest to involve BC in a number of ventures. The national assessment (including English and other subjects) is one area which was earmarked for the collaboration. Teacher Development, especially in English, is yet another. The British Council’s signature program, APTIS, also received a very good reception and the Ministry is interested in exploring ways of utilising this for its teachers and leadership team development. 40 years ago the Ministry of Education opened an ICT centre. This was done through the help of the British Council and the head of the centre was a British Council Staff. This ICT centre now has, Dr Shiferaw indicated, 12 channels and he is interested to get the British Council on board to broadcast educational content to both students and parents. It was also pointed out that the Ethiopian Ministry of Education is highly interested in applying for the Grant / funding opportunity availed by the British Government. Moreover, the Minister himself, volunteered to send an official letter to all Universities, TVET’s etc about the MOOC that the British Council provides so that these resources will be utilised. Last but not least, His Excellency, Dr. Shiferaw Teklemariam, provided the British Council Ethiopia team with an opportunity to do a similar presentation in a meeting that took place on March 9 which saw all regional education bureau heads and teachers’ association leaders (i.e. from all over Ethiopia) attend. During this meeting the British Council team highlighted the organisation’s range of resources so that the participants can make proper use of them when they go back to their facilities and schools. During the meeting the Minister of Education team members expressed their appreciation of the British Council and the Quality Education Strategic Support Programme (QESSP) which, in the Minister’s own words, is ‘a wonderful job and a very friendly arrangement by whoever designed it.’ Ministry of Education 2 © British Council Dr Shiferaw Teklemariam, during the course of the meeting, mentioned that visiting the British Council was a great experience for him. He said that he and his team were mostly occupied with routines and that he is, for a change, delighted to see the range of resources available at the British Council for the Ministry. When closing the meeting, His Excellency, thanked the UK Government ‘without whose blessing the 75 years of relations wouldn’t have been so fruitful’. Share this About us #GetThere with IELTS Job opportunities Press room Important notice on security checks Useful information for customers English and Digital for Girls Education (EDGE) Scoping Study - Request for Proposal Payment Made Easier Welcome back students Partner with us Why partner with us Success stories Teach English CELTA Online teaching courses and resources Connect with us Facebook RSS British Council Global Cookies Privacy and terms of use Sitemap © 2021 British Council We use both first and third-party cookies to personalise web content, analyse visits to our websites and tailor advertisements. Some of these cookies are necessary for the website to function, whilst others require your consent. More detail can be found in our cookie policy and you can tailor your choices in the preference centre. Accept All Cookies Cookies Settings
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