Project Report
| Dec 10, 2024
Better reflect the scope of the event at KIFA
By George Obua | Project Leader
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The Instructor reveals his state of event
Better reflect the scope of the event at KIFA
To him (the Instructor above), his scope of event at Kole Intellectual Forum (KIFA) reveals a statement or a story recorded or it can be in a form of a document that summarizes the key aspects of his event at the organization (KIFA), such as the purpose of his being at the Institute, objectives of what he should address as an Instructor, deliverables, stakeholders’ assignment, budget, timeline, and quality standards among others.
And his has drawn this facts on the basis of the organizational principles that direct the workers to:
- Review the working objectives: he mentioned that: they start by reflecting on their their initial objectives and that of the event. ...
- Discussing what went well and what went bad: by Reflect on what aspects of the event went well, and also
- Analyze Challenges: by identifying any challenge or an obstacle that he might have bben encountering during the event.
He therefore went ahead to thank GlobalGiving for initiating a platform that can connect little un known organizations that might have not got an opportunity to excel to the global screen. Our success at Kole Intellectual Forum is because of their initiative. Thank you GlobalGiving and thank you Kole Intellectual Forum the high level connectedness you have all exhibited to transform our society.
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Dec 9, 2024
Successes and Challenges: Lillian
By George Obua | Project Leader
Successes and Challenges: Lillian
Lillian (not her real time) is one of our most successful student at Kole Intellectual Forum. She promised to start up her workshop at a nearby trading and also invited her director to visit her at home soon after their graduation. She is among those who is graded as the best student for this year 2024 and she was awarded certificate of merit on that day of graduation.
Achievements:
Out of the five course units train at Kole Intellectual Forum; particularly, on the unit of Home Economics; she was ranked number 1 superstar with distinctions in all the subjects. That is, Home Resource management, Garment Cutting and Textile, Hygiene and Sanitation, Food and Nutrition, and Child Development.
Despite all these successes, Lillian feels she is still left with some challenges that need to be address; the main challenge is about the capital to start the work shop, buying material of clothes; however, she promised to move on by putting up her proposal to the personalities.
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Dec 10, 2024
Learning: Sound, Read, Write & Speak English.
By George Obua | Project Leader
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Learning how to make sound, read, write & speak
When colonial masters came to Africa; particularly, Uganda, the country was colonized by the British; and, it was unfortunate that, on making up the political boundary; so many people of different background and at the same time with different language, could not properly communicate to each other than to be taught an official language that could use across the country; and the language that was taught across the country was English.
And at Kole Intellectual Forum, English is also treated as a source of an Empowerment to girls; and the Institute is putting much emphasis in teaching them on how to make sound, read write and speak English.
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