The Edo State Government, led by Governor Godwin Obaseki, implemented the Edo Basic Education Sector Transformation (EdoBEST) programme to improve basic education across the state. Through EdoBEST, the government is transforming learning outcomes for the 300,000 children across 1,029 public primary and 471  junior secondary schools in Edo State. 
EdoBEST is a Government designed and lead programme that is re-training all 15,000 government teachers—novice and experienced - to be technologically supported and empowered teachers.  Under EdoBEST, The Edo Supporting Teachers to Achieve Results (Edo STAR) programme is a hands-on government teacher training initiative forming a core pillar of the State's reform agenda for basic education. The programme is developing a more highly skilled teaching workforce by training, supporting and motivating Edo State teachers to succeed in the classroom of tomorrow. 




EdoBEST

Osasu Arasomwan, ACIB, ACIRLM

Aigbe Precious

Morgan Ebelechukwu

Morgan Akinyele

Laura Otiti

Marian Ifaorumhe Acipm (in view)

Faridah Abubakar

Kelvin Odum

The Learning and Development team at EdoBEST is dedicated to enhancing the skills and effectiveness of teachers throughout Edo State. By implementing comprehensive training programs and innovative teaching strategies, they support the ongoing professional growth of educators, thereby improving student learning outcomes. This team collaborates on initiatives like the Edo STAR program to ensure that all teachers are technologically adept and well-equipped to foster a modern and engaging learning environment for their students.

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