Luanda – Senior officials from the International Bureau of Education, a body overseen by UNESCO, are in Luanda to draw up strategies to improve the school curriculum and the quality of education in Angola.
Amapola Alama, in charge of the technical support department of the Member States for the curriculum said that their visit to Angola is related to defining a strategy to support the curriculum and improve the Angolan education system.
According to the UNESCO official, curriculum review, the teacher training programme, the preparation of textbooks and teacher training programmes are among the areas chosen.
The Secretary of State for Pre-School and Primary Education, Pacheco Francisco, thanked the presence of international experts and hoped that the cooperation with this UNESCO bureau will materialize in tangible gains for education in Angola.
Source: Angola Press News Agency