Project Report
| Aug 16, 2024
End of term II - Institute Knowledge - KIFA
By George Obua | Project Leader
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Students being brief to go home of holiday
End of term II – Kole Intellectual Forum – Institute
As the Institute of Knowledge for Kole Intellectual Forum comes to the end their Term II for the academic year 2024; the team of the Institute summon the students to go home for holiday and remember to portray the good image of the Institute, the organization, GlobalGiving and of the donors that they are working tirelessly day and night to support them in the program of Home Economics being taught at the rear and particular Institute.
They are being sent home for recess to rest the mind, but at the same are being advised to help their parents/guardians in whatever economic activities they would be doing to support the value of the homes.
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Students being brief to go home of holiday
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Aug 14, 2024
Embarks on major donors' roadmap: KIFA
By George Obua | Project Leader
Embarks on major donors’ roadmap: KIFA
After realizing the missing gap of the organization not connecting directly with the major donors and after watching the webinar that elaborately explained into detail what should be done to deal with the major donors; Kole Intellectual Forum through its members of Board have decided to vigorously move on, this year 2024 and thereinafter outsource the major donors from whenever they are, to help them complete their Institute of Knowledge this year and Institute starts to be operational in 2025.
The approach of major donors fundraising roadmap are meant for their two projects on the platform of GlobalGiving; that is, to Empower a Girl: For Self-Reliance and to be Establishing a Health facility in Kole District
In this approach, they have started to make prospective identification of donors, make approaches and cultivation of donors, converting and make agreement with donors, and also through their database of donors; they have also started to update those that can be contacted.
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Aug 12, 2024
A close supervision for a better result
By George Obua | Project Leader
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A close supervision by the Instructor
Close supervision is a management method in which is used by any individual leader or manager to closely monitor and guide the behavior and performance of the subjects, being it at school, institution or at any given place of work.
Kole Intellectual at its Institute of Knoowlede is using four basic principles of supervision that are useful for monitoring to ensure they group the activities and assign duties. The four principles are parity principle, unity of command, the chain of command, and span of control.
Through these principles, the Institute Instructors are able to provide support to their students by improving on their standards, as well as reducing risks that ma lead to poor performance and stress.
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