Explore our SCARF: Sustainable Climate Action & Resilient Food Systems Courses
We are proud to launch an open resource learning series on sustainable climate action and resilient food systems. This learning series is open to any and all learners interested in taking action on climate change, food security and sustainable livelihoods. Whether you are an individual facing climate change, a community volunteer, leader, or non-profit field worker - these courses offer a broad range of knowledge and topics on climate resilience. Take one course or all six, each is free, flexible, and fully accessible online.
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Stakeholder Engagement in Tuvalu for TVET Online Toolkit Awareness.
The Commonwealth of Learning’s (COL) @COL4D Pacific Partnership for Open, Distance, and Flexible Learning recently hosted sensitisation workshops in Tuvalu, effectively engaging key stakeholders, including government officials, educators, and community leaders, to promote the Pacific TVET Online Toolkit.
Held at major institutions like the Tuvalu Maritime Training Institute, the Tuvalu Atoll Science & Technology Training Institute, and the Fetuvalu Secondary School, the sessions highlighted the Toolkit’s potential for flexible, digital learning.
The event at Fetuvalu Secondary School, coinciding with a classroom commissioning attended by the Governor-General, Ministers of Education and Labour, and Ekalesia Kelisiano Tuvalu church leaders, underscored strong governmental and community support. Educators embraced the Toolkit’s micro-learning modules, signalling demand for self-paced professional development. Supported by New Zealand’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT) @MFATNZ, this initiative strengthens lifelong learning and workforce development in Tuvalu, aligning with goals of digital equity and education leadership.
COL’s Adviser: Skills, Mr Robert Okinda commented, “Seeing this level of engagement—from government leaders to grassroots educators—shows how ready Tuvalu is to embrace flexible, digital learning for workforce development.”
In closing, teachers and trainers welcomed the opportunity to explore the Toolkit’s micro-learning modules, reflecting a growing demand for self-paced, on-the-job professional development.
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