RESEARCH PROJECT TITLE: “GRADUATE UNEMPLOYMENT IN GHANA: POSSIBLE CASE OF POOR RESPONSE OF UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS TO THE DEMANDS OF THE JOB MARKET”
On the 20th of August 2009 ROCARE/ERNWACA Ghana held a café at the Ministry of Education (MOE) Conference Room where the findings of the project under the 2008 ERNWACA Research Grant were presented to key stakeholders. The café was attended by stakeholders drawn from the Ministries of Education and Youth and Employment, various (...)
At a time when educational research is trying to assert itself on the African continent, the elevation of Professor Samuel Mawete to the position of Coordinator of the UNESCO Chair is experienced by the person as an opportunity for enhancement of educational research and doctoral training .
The UNESCO Chair in Education Sciences for Central Africa being intended to be a pole of development for training and research activities focusing on interdisciplinary training, research and exchange of (...)
From July 13th to 18th, 2009, was held at the Multimedia Resource Center of “Lycée Classique et Moderne de Ngaoundere”, a training seminar for stakeholders in the chain of supervision of teachers in the use and the integration of ICT in schools. The seminar was organized by UNESCO in partnership with ERNWACA (Educational Research Network for West and Central Africa) and with the financial support of the Islamic Development Bank under the PAQUEB (Pilot Project for the Improvement of Quality of (...)
The ERNWACA RESEARCH CAFÉ 2008 was held at the British Council Hall, Tower Hill, Freetown, on Tuesday 30th June, 2009 from 10.00 a.m. to 2.00 p.m. GMT at which findings of two ERNWACA sponsored researcher carried out in Sierra Leone in 2008 were presented. The occasion was attended by some 65 Stakeholder participants drawn from the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports; Universities; Teachers Colleges and Polytechnics; Secondary Schools; NGOs, and the Media. The Deputy Minister of (...)
The Educational Research Network for West and Central Africa (ERNWACA) calls for scientific articles in all areas of education for the third edition of the Journal of Educational Research in Africa (JERA), a social science review. JERA, a long time objective of ERNWACA, will help promote quality research relevant to African contexts and should help teachers, educational administrators and policymakers gain analytical in-depth understanding of contemporary educational issues.
JERA is a (...)
To achieve one of the key Goals of the MDGs (Millennium Development Goals) to provide quality education to youth, the Ministry of Basic Education, as the foundation of the education system of Cameroon, diversifies its collaboration with its partners in respect of their skills.
Thus, in the implementation of the Pilot Project for the Improvement of Basic Education (PAQUEB), the result of a cooperation between the Islamic Development Bank (IDB) and the Ministry of Basic Education (MINEDUB), a (...)
The Educational Network for West and Central Africa (ERNWACA) proceeded July 16, 2009 in Abidjan, Republic of Côte d’Ivoire, to the formal launching ceremony of the Journal of Educational Research in Africa « JERA » under the active patronage of the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Professor Ibrahim Cissé.
The coming out of « JERA» marks the concretisation of a dream made by the pioneers of ERNWACA in 1987.
In the middle: the Minister of Higher Education and (...)
ERNWACA-Congo is pleased to inform members of the network about the promotion of the National Coordinator Dr. Samuel Mawete to the rank of Aassociate Professor (Maitre de Conference) at the last session of the CAMES.
The entire network sends its warmest congratulations to Professor Samuel Mawete.
On Wednesday 24 June 2009, the National Coordinator of ERNWACA-CONGO, Dr. Samuel Mawete gave a scientific communication on the theme “ Education of girls and the culture of peace” in the context of a Citizenship Day, organized by the Association FAWE (Forum of African Women Educationnalist) whose president is Madam Minister for primary and secondary in charge for Literacy, Mrs. Rosalie Kama Niamayoua.
This activity was held at the Parliament Palace in Brazzaville and inaugurates the (...)
From 30 June to 2 July 2009, the National Coordinator, Dr. Samuel Mawete took part in the company of Dr. Moses Balong, Lead Researcher and recipient of ERNWACA Grants Program, 2009 edition to the Regional Training Workshop on research methodology and scholarly writing held in Accra (GHANA) .
It should be noted that this was the first participation of ERNWACA-CONGO to the ERNWACA Research Grants program. grants, one team of the Congo was awarded and composed of Balong Moses, Mfoundou (...)
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