The Departmental Inspection of National Education, Bilingualism, and Civic Promotion of Lac-Wey is organizing a three-week training session in Moundou, Chad, for nearly 50 primary school directors. The program focuses on enhancing their computer skills to improve administrative and pedagogical management in schools. The session was officially launched by Departmental Inspector Madjibeye Chimène, who emphasized the importance of information and communication technologies in modernizing the education system.
The training aims to equip participants with the skills to write administrative correspondence, prepare reports, manage student and teacher lists, produce school statistics, and ensure digital archiving of documents. It also seeks to enhance their competencies in preparing timetables, monitoring school results, and transmitting data to their hierarchy. According to Madjibeye Chimène, mastering computer skills is essential for improving school organization and functioning. She encouraged participants to be diligent and committed throughout the three-week training.
The training session, themed "Computer Science, a Modern Tool for Administrative and Pedagogical Management of Primary Schools in Lac-Wey," is expected to enable participants to reduce errors, save time, and improve the reliability of school information. Madjibeye Chimène stressed the need for participants to apply their acquired knowledge upon returning to their schools and share it with their colleagues. She also highlighted the importance of protecting personal data and using digital tools responsibly.
Beneficiaries of the training view this session as an opportunity to adapt to the demands of new information and communication technologies. Nangmadji Juliane, director of the 5 October school, noted that she previously wrote reports manually, but with this training, she will be able to work more efficiently and avoid delays in her exchanges with administrative superiors. Yotoudjim Philomène, director of the Doumbeur official school, hopes to acquire the necessary skills to better administer her school.
Yotoudjim Philomène emphasized that mastering computer skills has become essential in the education sector. She believes that in the 21st century, any education stakeholder who lacks computer skills is, in a way, illiterate. The training is seen as crucial for school directors to effectively manage their institutions. The Departmental Inspection of National Education, Bilingualism, and Civic Promotion of Lac-Wey is committed to supporting the modernization of the education system.
The training session is part of a broader effort to integrate technology into the education system in Chad. By enhancing the computer skills of primary school directors, the initiative aims to improve the overall quality of education. The three-week program is expected to have a positive impact on the management of schools in the Lac-Wey department.
The initiative has been well-received by participants, who recognize the importance of computer skills in modern education. With the acquired skills, school directors will be able to streamline administrative tasks, improve communication, and enhance the overall learning environment. The training session is a significant step towards achieving the goals of modernizing the education system in Chad.
Key points
- The training session aims to modernize administrative and pedagogical management in primary schools using computer skills.
- Nearly 50 primary school directors are participating in the three-week training program.
- The initiative seeks to improve the overall quality of education in the Lac-Wey department.
