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Start Date & Time
June 21, 2008
2:00 PM
GMT +3
End Date & Time
December 10, 2009
4:00
PM
GMT +3
Location
Online.
Event Cost
500 US$
Event URL
http://www.youthcoalition.ni...
RSVP Info
Name: Isaac Wanasolo
Phone: +256-782-504055
E-mail: youthco-ug@live.com
Webpage: http://www.youthcoalition.ni...
Registration Deadline
December 10, 2009
Categories
Human Rights
Education
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Lack of Career Counselors in Uganda's Schools has lowered the Quality of Education in the country yet all responsible stakeholders have turned a deaf ear or have done nothing more than talking about it. Since the colonial and post colonial times to-date, Uganda’s education system has made no advancement in response to the dynamics of this challenging work world. All decision makers, politicians, civil servants, and academicians in various capacities have channeled their efforts towards addressing problems which I believe; to a wider extent could be aftermaths of an obsolete and ham-fisted education system deficient of a necessity like Career Guidance and Counseling!
We setting out to advocate for inclusion of Career Counselors in all Primary and Secondary Schools for as long as it can take to get some answers! |
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Youth Coalition for Development (YCFD)
Career Guidance and Counseling, Advocacy for Social Change, Sensitisation and Promotion of Best practices for HIV/AIDS prevention.
We also organize discussion forums to encourage information exchange among the youths and between resource persons and youths, develop networks where many youth...
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