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1st Pan African Prize for Entrepreneurial Teachers |
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"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change to world."
Nelson Mandela
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The Results
Many thanks to everyone who entered the 1st Pan-African Prize for Entrepreneurial Teachers. As expected the level of entries was extremely high - making the judging a difficult task.
The sheer range of innovation and achievements described by entrants is a true testimony to magnificent work of so many teachers across Africa.
While so many entries truly deserve recognition, sadly, as with all competitions, there can only be a few winners.
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| Akwany Leonard receiving
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TeachAManToFish and Educating Africa are proud to announce the following winning entries:
1st Prize:
Akwany Leonard, Ecofinder Youth Movement, Kenya
2nd Prize:
Pamela Akinyi Nyagilo, Ojere Primary School, Kenya
3rd Prize:
Atanga Martin Tabifor , Paradise On Earth, Cameroon
To read more about the work of the top three prize winners, click here.
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In addition to these prizes there are also awards to the top entry from other countries represented, and where judges felt all the criteria for real entrepreneurship in teaching had been shown.
The country prize winners are as follows:
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PEAS |
Uganda |
- Mr Ahmed Babatunde Popoola
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Abuja Enterprise Agency |
Nigeria |
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Tostan |
Senegal |
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Hope for the Future Training Centre |
Ghana |
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Official Technical School, Kibungo, ETO Kibungo |
Rwanda |
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Business Environment Services |
Zimbabwe |
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Conforti Primary School |
Sierra Leone |
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Karatara Trust |
South Africa |
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Matsheng Brigades Development Trust |
Botswana |
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University of Dar es Salaam Entrepreneurship Centre |
Tanzania |
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Actions Internationales des Volontaires pour le Développement Economique et Social |
Burkina Faso |
TeachAManToFish is an international non-profit organisation working to improve the relevancy, quality, and availability of agricultural education in developing countries.
Our pioneering approach uses school businesses to teach entrepreneurship and agricultural skills - and earning schools extra income to support their costs! Find out more...
 Educating Africa is a foundation committed to introducing cost effective and sensible education initiatives throughout Africa, and to acknowledging some of the tremendous educational projects that have been developed across the continent.
For more information visit EducatingAfrica.com
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About The Competition |
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There are remarkable teachers in Africa - extraordinary individuals who ‘go the extra mile’ to find creative ways to bring education to their students.
Such teachers can be found across Africa; social entrepreneurs who use the unique position schools play within their communities to create positive social change.
They transform limited resources into astonishing results, drive change within their communities and develop educational initiatives which are copied nationwide.
1st Pan-African Prize for Entrepreneurial Teachers - an initiative of TeachAManToFish, in partnership with Educating Africa - was designed to recognize those teachers, and to acknowledge the huge contribution they make towards improving the lives of their fellow Africans.
We hope that the competition will continue bigger and better in the years to come. Watch this space! |
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