Over the past semester, three of our staff and board members have been active in their academic  journeys hoping to contribute new skills to the organization. Here are some of the things they’re most excited to bring from the classroom to KWEC!

Over the summer, KWEC partnered with Brighton Huynh, an independent researcher from the Clinton School of Public Service, to study internet and communication technology (ICT) prevalence and usage within the Kgalagadi South district.

In partnership with the Guidance Unit at the Tsabong Unified Secondary School (TUSS) and two current Fulbright English Teaching Assistants, KWEC has worked to create an inaugural Tech and Revision Skills Week program.