Piloted the PBL course
Digital Promise’s April Williamson joined the Jeune Espoir team in Dalaba to pilot the PBL course with 20 instructors.
Combining face-to-face and digital instruction so students actively participate in accessible, authentic, challenging, collaborative, connected, inquisitive, and reflective learning.
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Our initiative aims to boost student learning and economic outcomes in Guinea by training teachers in Powerful Blended Learning and equipping them with the resources needed to implement it. PBL combines digital and face-to-face instruction, engages students, and makes them active participants in their learning.
In collaboration with Digital Promise, we developed a PBL training course and piloted it with 20 educators in Dalaba in December 2023. We also provide teachers with locally relevant digital resources, including digital versions of key Guinean high-school mathematics and science courses that can be used online or offline.

In December 2023, Digital Promise and Jeune Espoir piloted a jointly developed PBL course with twenty educators from Dalaba. Participants learned how technology can strengthen pedagogy, increase learner engagement, and support classroom learning zones.
After the pilot, Jeune Espoir planned to continue supporting the participating teachers, monitor their progress, help them assemble practical PBL toolboxes, and extend the training to 40 additional teachers in Dalaba and surrounding communities.

Between 2019 and 2022, Jeune Espoir developed digital versions of key mathematics and science courses at the Guinean high-school level and made them available through a progressive web application. During FY 2023–24, the team developed a substantial part of the corresponding middle-school content.
Digital Promise’s April Williamson joined the Jeune Espoir team in Dalaba to pilot the PBL course with 20 instructors.
Aissata Lamarana Bah partnered with Digital Promise and developed training resources for educators working in low-tech environments.
With partner and donor support, Jeune Espoir launched a mobile learning app through which students can download content, study offline, and later synchronize their progress.
The team developed digital versions of key mathematics and science courses for Guinean high-school students and teachers.