Kenya: Intel Using Education As a Force for Change in Kakuma Refugee Camp

22 December 2021

In a tin roofed classroom where solar powered ceiling fans provide some respite from the sweltering heat of Northern Kenya we watch a group of primary school teachers working on their laptops eagerly learning from an instructor across the world.

We are in Kakuma refugee camp to see firsthand the multiplier effect technology is having on a revolutionary teacher training program developed by Jesuit Worldwide Learning (JWL). The internationally accredited learning facilitator course is delivered by local and global university professors, online tutors, as well as onsite facilitators through a blended learning approach.

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