In the classroom, in the community, on the radio, online.
Continuing and building on our work to improve and promote the value of education in the North East region of Ghana and beyond, T2T has successfully piloted T2T Radio and T2T TV.
T2T Radio uses local radio to amplify the impact of T2T’s previous work and reach thousands more community-members. T2T TV provides an opportunity to watch our diverse panels of educational professionals discuss the exciting range of topics.
Every episode is recorded in English and local language Dagbani. Broadcasting on local radio stations, T2T Radio reaches up to 7 million people. All Radio and TV episodes are available on T2T’s YouTube channel.
Participating CVTs will bring their expertise and experience to the project and receive additional training in advocacy, developing their skills and improving their employability.
T2T Radio and T2T TV:
Promote the value of education for all, especially girls and children with disabilities
Tackle some of the barriers to school attendance through discussion and information-sharing
Reach up to 7 million listeners, many of whom are the gatekeepers to enabling children to attend school, and an even wider audience on YouTube
Engage local Community Listener Groups (CLGs) who meet to listen to the episodes and discuss the benefits of and barriers to education in their communities
Teach2Teach International works to achieve social justice by using local talent - including T2T-trained teachers - to make a profound difference in the lives of school children. The teachers we work with effect change through advocacy - in the classroom, in the community, on the airwaves and online, reaching parents, caregivers, and a wide local radio audience in often hard-to-reach communities.
We engage our audience on a wide range of educational issues, with a particular drive to ensure all students, regardless of gender or disability, are enrolled, attend school regularly, and receive quality education.
T2T operates on four core principles to achieve better life outcomes: quality education, quality training, inclusion and gender equality and livelihood development.
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“Being a Teach2Teach teacher means a lot to me. I’m feeling very confident, and I know that now I’m someone in my community, and I can prove that I can do something as a woman in my community. I can help my brothers and sisters to also come forward, in order to raise up our community.”
Sulemana Sharatu, Community Volunteer Teacher
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We are delighted to announce that T2T Radio will expand in 2023. Working with 5 new communities and 2 new radio st… https://t.co/ULIF6vTfAn -
Our partner in the T2T Radio project, CLiVS, have convened the first round of Community Listener Groups. We are so… https://t.co/hwHqambolG
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Don't miss the final episode of T2T Radio, airing this week. Our expert panel members discuss a topic that is key t… https://t.co/ynjCJd3n0U
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