The Afghan National Association for Adult Education launched its first online courses; Start and Improve Your Business (SIYB) for young entrepreneurs.
If you are interested to start your own successful successful business, join the SYIB online courses of ANAFAE. Have a look at lms.anafae.af
The Start and Improve Your Business (SIYB) is the business management training of International Labor Organization (ILO) with 15 million participants worldwide. Meanwhile the training helped to create 9 million jobs. About 3000 partner organizations, 65.000 trainers, 300 master trainers supported the SYIB programme since 1980’s in many countries.
Mohammad Akbar Mahmoody, Master Trainer of ANAFAE uploaded the SIYB online training programme for young entrepreneurs according to SIYB standards and ILO copyright policies, after approval of SIYB Global Coordination to the new ANAFAE online learning platform lms.anafae.af
ANAFAE piloted two first courses of the SIYB, Generate Your Business Idea (GYBI /24 hours) and Start Your Business (SYB /40 hours) with about 80 participants in 4 different virtual online classes under supervision of ANAFAE SIYB certified master trainers Mohammad Akbar Mahmoody and Ameer Khan Ameer. The participants were enthusiastic. Indeed, the participants’ in their anonymous feedback showed that they were really satisfied from the SIYB training and the new e-learning platform of ANAFAE.
ANAFAE will now offer new SIYB online training courses.
Participants can create their accounts through ANAFAE online learning management system lms.anafae.af then join the course after approval of the master trainer and attend live sessions, as well as they take part in group discussions via forum. In addition, they can do their interactive activities, give feedback, and do assignments.
[3:10 pm, 05/06/2022] Mohib: The spread of COVID-19 is not the only treat for weak education systems in Afghanistan, it is coinciding with a very complex political situation and the continuing armed conflict, and put additional stress on the struggling and underfinanced education system.
In order to limit the exposure of residents to COVID-19 and curb the further spread of the virus, the government officially closed down all education institutions in March and disrupted the education of million students until the end of August.
ANAFAE suddenly had to switch from traditional face-to-face learning to distance learning options. This was a completely new situation for all of us and still is a huge challenge.
As partner of the Education in Emergencies Working Group (EiEWG), ANAFAE committed itself to start an alternative learning approach for the learners of the grade 4 of the Accelerated Learning Programme (ALP), which bridges the literacy education to formal education.
The ANAFAE literacy team selected the best performing teachers, trained them to practice teaching, to present their subject, bring upon the learning objectives in an attractive learner centered way in front of the camera to link well with their students.
A professional recording production company helped to produce the video lessons. In a first phase ANAFAE recorded 115 video lessons for this important education programme that allows access to the formal education for literacy learners. ANAFAE distributed the recorded video lessons to the learners of the starting classes of the programme by flash memory. The learning process officially started on 14. June 2020.
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