On 26th November 2021, it was all smiles for Twenty-Seven inmates at Zomba Central Prison in Malawi who have graduated in vocational courses. The male inmates acquired skills in carpentry and…
The ALE sector has for a long time been located on the bottom rung of the education ladder. Largely, the reason for this is its low resource base and therefore the marginal status it receives by…
We are implementing innovative approaches in the country, working closely with the Government authorities, supporting them technically and financially. We are strengthening the ALE National…
DVV International in Mozambique has called for continued and joint efforts among Adult Learning and Education (ALE) stakeholders to eradicate illiteracy, which stands at 45% in the country.
Due to financial constraints, Anna Ndipo, 20, from Chisangwi Village in the area of Traditional Authority (T/A) Kasumbu in Dedza district dropped out of school when she was in Standard Three.
Twenty-Nine journalists from both electronic and print media houses in Malawi have gained knowledge and information on Adult Learning and Education (ALE) through two separate trainings which took…
DVV International on Thursday, 10th June, 2021 awarded two journalists in Malawi for outstanding Adult Learning and Education (ALE) reporting. The two journalists - Brenda Kaonga of MIJ FM Radio…
The Catholic University of Malawi (CUNIMA) with technical and financial support from DVV International has launched the first ever third level course for adult educators aimed at contributing to…
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