This Learning Agenda, developed by the Accelerated Education Working Group (AEWG), aims to organize and generate evidence to inform strategic planning, project design, project implementation, monitoring and evaluation and in-service training efforts of Accelerated Education (AE).

Este Programa de Aprendizaje, desarrollado por el Grupo de Trabajo para la Educación Acelerada (GTEA), tiene como objetivo organizar y generar datos con los que fundamentar la planificación estratégica, el diseño de proyectos, la ejecución de proyectos, el seguimiento y la evaluación y las iniciativas de formación continua de la educación acelerada (EA).

Ce programme de formation élaboré par le Groupe de travail inter-agences sur l’éducation accélérée (AEWG) a pour but d’organiser et de recueillir des données grâce auxquelles il sera possible d’orienter les efforts de planification stratégique, de conception et de mise en œuvre de projets, de suivi, d’évaluation et de formations internes en matière d’éducation accélérée (EA)

Accelerated Education (AE) is flexible, age-appropriate programming that promotes access to education in an accelerated timeframe for disadvantaged groups. This video is a product of the Accelerated Education Working Group, and developed by Wildeman Media, 2017.

Consultations with experts and researchers in the field made it clear that the paucity of evidence and documentation around AEP, particularly in crisis and conflict-affected environments, requires a step back to establish a deeper understanding of how AEPs are currently implemented and whether and how programs measure success. T

NRC is pleased to share with you the summary of findings and recommendations of the new NRC report on accelerated education in the Central African Republic entitled Accelerated Education as an Option for a Better Future.

USAID ECCN, in partnership with the Inter-Agency Accelerated Education Working Group (AEWG), hosted a webcast on June 9 featuring a first preview of the AEWG’s Accelerated Education pocket guide, featuring 10 key principles of Accelerated Education.

This discussion paper marks the beginning of a process leading to field research and a published report. The purpose of this process is, first of all, to identify crucial gaps in knowledge that hamper the expansion of equitable access to education in conflict-affected contexts.

Las oficinas regionales para América Latina y el Caribe de Plan International y UNICEF han desarrollado este paquete de capacitación en educación en emergencias/RRD, contextualizado a partir del Paquete de Capacitación en Educación en Emergencias del INEE y el Cluster de Educación. Hay 3 conjuntos de recursos complementarios.

This paper is based on an analysis of documents collected by the Save the Children Alliance on accelerated learning and alternative education programmes. The documents, listed in the reference section, describe accelerated learning approaches implemented by a number of different organisations in a variety of countries.