The Coca-Cola Foundation (TCCF)-sponsored Tech Relevant Teacher (TRT) Project, which was initiated by the Bunmi Adedayo Foundation, delivered computer hardware and software accessories to 30 schools to promote learning, content creation, and digitisation.
The TRT project was designed to enhance the academic skills of 200 low and middle-income schools by educating school leaders and teachers in interactive teaching technology.
Through providing computer hardware and applications, the project has brought interactive learning to schools that lacked relevant tools and required skills.
Communications Manager, Coca-Cola Nigeria Limited, Bunmi Adedayoreiterated the company’s commitment to community building and education.
She said: “At Coca-Cola, we are passionate about the communities we serve. We remain committed to enabling the economic empowerment of the people who need it most. Through our philanthropic arm, The Coca-Cola Foundation, we are proud to partner with the Bunmi Adedayo Foundation on this transformational project as we hope to impact the lives of hundreds of teachers and children across the country.
By investing in the education of our children, we are investing in the future of our country and as we navigate the new normal, we believe that technology is crucial to success just as the learnings from this project will help bolster the education sector in Nigeria.” Speaking on the project, Femi Martins, Programme Director, Bunmi Adedayo Foundation said:
“Through this project, we are providing access to subject mentoring in Maths and English and we will also provide access to the latest equipment. The teachers will also be profiled and taught how to develop global courses to help students across Africa succeed.”
