The Government of Sierra Leone’s Medium-Term National Development Plan identifies Human Capital Development as a key priority to sustainable economic growth with education being its flagship program. In response, DSTI in partnership with UNICEF has developed and launched several digital learning initiatives to support impactful and sustainable remote learning in schools, and universities. Also, opportunities for citizens to upscale, acquire the requisite skills for the workforce. One of Such Initiatives is the “SierraLeone Learning Passport”, an online, mobile and offline platform that enables access to digital learning materials that are relevant, flexible and free.
Objectives and Commitments
- Provide tailored courses to fit community needs
- Provide a flexible workspace with access to computers and reliable internet
connection
- To support public sector workforce to capitalize on various digital learning
opportunities
- To establish partnership with higher learning institutions to improve learning
opportunities for students learning content.