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I’m a District Teaching Advisor, on the Building Learnings Foundation programme in Rwanda. I guide my team to enable them to support teachers, so they have the practical skills to ensure no child is left behind in education.
I work on the Building Learning Foundations project in Rwanda. With over 10 years of teaching learners and training teachers, I am able to support the stakeholders effectively and efficiently. I build their confidence and help them create a culture or habit that will make them attain their goals and targets through proper planning, making a follow up, reflecting on their work and build resilience in them.
Dennis Bwire's updates
The Building Learning Foundations programme draws to a close
It’s been a busy time here in Rwanda, while we begin to wrap up work on the Building Learnings Foundation programme. We’re focusing on making sure the learnings of the programme are sustained by working closely with teachers and headteachers to check their understanding and ensure no child is left behind in education.
Changing lives through Building Learning Foundations
Hello, it's Dennis here! I hope you are well and are looking forward to winding down for the new year? It’s great to be able to update on how the Building Learning Foundations (BLF) programme has been progressing and what I’ve been up to as a District Teaching Advisor (DTA).
Greetings from Rwanda
My name is Dennis and I’ll be updating you on the Building Learning Foundations (BLF) programme in Rwanda, where I’m currently volunteering as a District Teaching Advisor (DTA). I’m happy to get in touch and let you know that I’ll be writing to you to tell you all about how the programme is progressing and show how your generosity is positively changing the education system for children in Rwanda.
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Your latest questions answered
Thank you Diane for your encouraging messages, am really thrilled and glad that you are able to get back to me. I just want to say thank you for your time and financial support. Stay blessed.
Regards,
Dennis.
Yes Colin, this worked out because of your financial support. Thank you once again.
Regards,
Dennis.
Thank you Sheila I really appreciate.
Regards,
Dennis.
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