Professional Learning Communities (PLC)

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The third round of in-person Subject-based Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) commenced on April 24 and will conclude on June 11.

This phase focuses on teacher skill enhancement using the Teacher Competency Framework (TCF), lesson planning, and collaboration. The teachers will improve their digital literacy, experiment with teaching methods, and foster inclusivity in classrooms.

The PLC training aims to boost teaching effectiveness and promote a culture of continuous learning and professional development among educators.

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