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Case Details

Partner Name:

Brainy Oaks Educational Consultants

Date:

2024

Category:

Human Capital Development

Location:

Lagos State, Nigeria

Human Capital Development

Problem

In collaboration with the Lagos State government, Brainy Oaks Educational Consultants identified a pressing need to empower educators in bridging the existing gap in the classroom, particularly in relation to teaching and leading 21st-century learners. With rapidly evolving educational demands, teachers must be equipped with the skills, tools, and methodologies to foster an environment conducive to modern learning. The objective was to enhance the quality of education and ensure that educators are prepared to meet the dynamic needs of today’s students.

Approach

To address this challenge, Brainy Oaks Educational Consultants organised a comprehensive teacher conference under the theme "Future-Focused Education." This conference was meticulously planned to serve as a platform for educators to gain insights, develop new skills, and engage in discussions focused on contemporary teaching practices. The event aimed to foster a forward-thinking mindset among educators, equipping them with the necessary competencies to lead effectively in the evolving educational landscape. Our focus, as consultants, was on the EYFS - Early Years Foundation Stage.

Key Features of the Program

Result

The conference saw active participation from educators across Lagos State, with representatives from the Lagos State government present throughout the event. The government officials expressed profound satisfaction with the outcomes of the training, particularly noting the high level of engagement and enthusiasm displayed by participants. The success of this initiative was further validated by its coverage in the national newspaper, Vanguard, highlighting the positive impact and broader implications for educational development in Nigeria. The conference set a precedent for future collaborations aimed at enhancing the capabilities of educators to meet the demands of 21st-century education.

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