Strengthening teacher training programmes in South Sudan

The STTC (Solidarity Teacher Training College) continues to contribute to raising the country’s educational standards through active participation in national reform processes. Recently, our STTC representatives, Sister Jacinta Prunty CHF, Sister Dolores Alphonso FMA and tutor Emmanuel Apiku, took part in an important two-day seminar in Juba, organized as part of a project by the Ministry of General Education and Instruction (MoGEI) and funded by the World Bank until early 2028. The initiative aims to review and update the common teacher training programme, ensuring that future teachers are trained according to modern and uniform guidelines across all national institutions.
This commitment involves close collaboration with international university experts, ministry officials and colleagues from other institutions to develop cutting-edge school programmes that enhance South Sudan’s human capital. Following the meetings in the capital, we had the pleasure of welcoming a ministerial delegation to our Yambio campus, tasked with conducting in-depth discussions and interviews with our teaching staff. The officials were very impressed by the quality of the learning environment and the work carried out daily by our tutors.

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Date Published:

08 May 2026

Author:

STTC team

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Latest news, South Sudan, Solidarity, Teacher training, Education, Updates, Education, National Curriculum