Utdanning

Ensuring Inclusive Quality Education

Education is one of our most important means of fighting poverty. It is especially important to give a second chance to girls who have dropped out of school, but also to others who are left out or oppressed, e.g. marginalised groups, ethnic minorities and people with disabilities.

Education for children

All children have the right to go to school, and early intervention is important. We offer:

Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) programmes
Accelerated education programmes that give children a second chance to attend school i.e. Speed School
We offer interventions to strengthen the quality of primary education

Education for adolescents

Young people who are not allowed to complete school are particularly vulnerable to child marriage. We offer:

Accelerated education programmes that give a new chance to go to school i.e. Speed School 2
Adolescent Empowerment programme: Life skills, awareness about rights and vocational training
Speed School 3 - Vocational training to support the school-to-work-transition

Education for adults

Many parents have not been educated themselves. It is never too late to learn something new, and experience that you can help your own children with schoolwork. We offer:

Adult literacy: Reading, writing and arithmetic for women
We offer teacher training in South Sudan
Parenting education groups

“One child, one teacher, one book,

one pen can change the world.”

- Malala Yousafzai

You can carry knowledge with you everywhere.

Education builds abilities, skills and knowledge and also contributes to positive changes for the individual and society. Education provides a basis for economic development, knowledge about health and rights, as well as increased self-confidence and unity between people.

Everyone has the right to a good education.