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Written by Our Senior Staff
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Wednesday, 20 June 2012 20:09 |
The Christian Foundation Liberia (CFL) in collaboration with the Rural In-Service Teachers Training Program (RITTP) has graduated 149 in-service teachers.
Well attended and cherished, the occasion took place in the Tappeh Baptist Church, in Tappita, Nimba County recently. The CFL is a local non-governmental organization that is partnering with the ministry of education to foster the goals of education in the country, especially in the rural parts.
Assistant Education Minister f or Teacher Education, Certification and Accreditation presented oath to the graduates and urged them to be good ambassadors to help mold the minds others so as to be equipped for future challenges.
She used the occasion to acknowledge the brilliant work being done by the CFL especially at a time when the need for trained teachers cannot be overemphasized. She encouraged the organization to remain ever vigilant in search of shaping the minds of teachers in the rural parts. She said the Ministry of Education would always be in supportive to services that could enhance the dream of the ministry.
Several government officials including deputy education minister for planning, research and development Dr. Kaideker Rex Dahn, former Nimba County Supt. Edith Gongloe-Weh among many others graced the occasion.
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