Kogi AGILE Strengthens Alternative Education Through Life Skills Training for Facilitators Across 65 Mass Literacy Centers
Partners PIBCID to equip facilitators with practical skills for empowering vulnerable adolescent girls across Kogi State By Bishop Aturu. The Kogi State Adolescent Girls Initiative for Learning and Empowerment (AGILE) Project has reaffirmed its commitment to improving learning opportunities and life outcomes for out-of-school adolescent girls through the successful conduct of a three-day Life Skills Training for Facilitators across the 65 Mass Literacy Education Centers in Kogi State. The capacity-building programme, implemented under the Alternative Education component of the AGILE Project in partnership with the Participation Initiative for Behavioural Change in Development (PIBCID), was held across the three Senatorial Districts of the state in Okene and Anyigba, bringing together facilitators drawn from the 65 Mass Literacy Education Centers established across the twenty-one Local Government Areas. The training forms part of the AGILE Project's broader objective of ...