Aftësimi
Our education work (known as our skills program) initially began in 2016 with a preschool pilot called ‘Stay and Play. This provided a safe space for parents and children, many of whom would otherwise be on the streets. In 2017 we began working in partnership with a State school in Tirana to offer English lessons to children who had been referred to us by the Child Protection Unit. The project known as ‘Horizons’ continued to be run at our centre in Kafja e Rremes. In 2020, Albanian teacher Megi Herri took over the coordination of the program from departing Brit, Mat Gregory. Other projects in this program include adult education lessons for Albanians, and a parenting, peer-support project.
In 2020 our skills program is reducing barriers to mainstream education, training and employment for some of the most marginalised people in Tirana. As we look forward to 2024, we are committed to increasing the number of marginalised children who are able to access appropriate mainstream schooling options and supporting state provision for those families requiring additional involvement.
Stay and Play
Mondays, 10:30 – 11:50 am, at Tek Ura
Stay and Play is a program for parents / Carers of young children. The program aims to provide a safe learning environment where parent/carer can learn with their child. A variety of different learning experiences are applied ranging from learning through routine to the practical activity of playing games. The program is not designed as kopisht replacement but rather as a springboard into formal ed.
If you are interested email info@tekura.org or call 069 7074001
Parenting Together
Currently, sessions are on a Friday morning at 10 am
Parenting Together enables parents to grow and learn togther, sharing their knowledge and experiences.This is predominately for paremts of preschoolers
Particular themes were initially raised by those attending and this program forms the basis of conversations.
Horizons
Horizons (3 groups)
Tuesdays and Wednesdays
Horizons is a fun learning opportunity for children from diverse backgrounds to come together and learn English.
Children who are attending school are able to come to Tek Ura and learn and grow in a saf , supported ne
hing English in a more experiential way through games etc.Horizons 2 is working with the same group of students but with an element of teac
Children are generally referred to the programme either by the Child Protection Unit for zone 4 or by Bajram Curri School.
Homework Club
Based at the Tek Ura Centre, children come after school hours with homework from school. They are able to access resources, support and opportunites to be mentored with homework.
If you are interested email info@tekura.org or call 069 7074001.
Learning Corners project
We installed our 14 learning corners, into family homes. An educational space, enabling these children to join in, and be a part of a bright future. Big thanks to all of the many donors who contributed through ‘giving circles’ and via @partnersalbania . You are making a real difference! #givingcircles #learningcorners #inclusiveeducation #wearetekura