{{KIGALI}} – {The U.S. Embassy in Kigali Friday recognized six Rwandan teachers of English for completing the intensive E-Teacher program. Sponsored by the U.S. Department of State and implemented by the University of Oregon.}
The E-Teacher program is a three-month intensive online course aimed at strengthening English language education outside of the United States.
This year’s E-Teacher recipients from Rwanda with their areas of focus are: Mr. Heritier Ruboneka, Critical Thinking in Language Learning and Teaching, Mr. Gaetan Mitsindo, Teaching English to Young Learners, Mr. Sostene Ntibanyurwa, Building Teaching Skills through the Interactive Web, Mr. Claude Mukeshimana, Building Teaching Skills through the Interactive Web, Mr. Felix Nshimiyimana, Introduction to Pedagogy and Practices for Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages and Mr. Theogene Tugwenayo, Assessment: Summative and Formative Practices in Language Learning and Teaching
“English Language development is one of the top goals the U.S. Embassy shares with the Rwandan government,” U.S. Embassy Public Affairs Officer Charles Hawley said. “These teachers are gaining valuable skills to continually develop the level of English education here in Rwanda.”
The E-Teacher program is open to non-U.S. citizens living outside of the United States who are nominated for the program by their local U.S. Embassy.
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