DEVELOPING AN AFRICAN HIGHER EDUCATION AND RESEARCH SPACE: By Peter Mabande: Executive Director Wholesome education is essential for the emancipation and sustained progress of all nations in the world. It is, therefore, necessary to develop sound educational policies, plans, and programmes t...
RESEARCH RESULTS DISSEMINATION WORKSHOP REPORT ON THE “MECHANISM OF SCHOOL MANAGEMENT AND ITS INFLUENCE ON THE QUALITY OF EDUCATION IN GUINEA BISSAU” BISSAU, 15 DECEMBER, 2010 As part of the Pan African Teachers’ Centre (PATC)’s initiative to assist African National Teache...
Lomé, 05 October, 2010. World Teachers’ Day 2010: “Recovery Begins with Teachers” The World Teachers’ Day was established by UNESCO in 1994 as an opportunity to celebrate Teachers’ professional contribution worldwide, and support them for their commitment to quality education for ever...
The Pan African Teachers’ Centre Secretariat: Peter Mabande, Nahmsath Yabouri and Dr Pedi Anawi, met on September 13, 2010, the Minister of Primary and Secondary Education and Adult Education of Togo, Mrs Bernadette E. Leguezim-Balouki, and the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry, Dr Ernest Eyan...
PATC Editors’ Meeting, 30 August 2010, GIMPA, Accra (Ghana) The Pan African Teachers’ Centre (PATC) held an Editors’ Meeting on 30 August 2010, at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) in Accra. It involved five (5) Editors,, four (4) from Ghana, and one (1) fro...
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The Pan African Teachers Centre (PATC) is a professional educational service organization, which is non-governmental, not-for-profit, voluntary and registered under the Togolese Law No. 40-484 of July 1, 1901.
