The future of education also begins with those who choose to teach.
In Guinea-Bissau, ensuring quality education necessarily involves training teachers who are prepared to respond to the needs of the communities where they will work.
It is in this context that the DNS-Bachil Teacher Training School, run by ADPP-GB, carries out its work, focusing on the training of teachers for rural primary education.
Located approximately 12 kilometres from Canchungo, DNS-Bachil aims to train a new type of teacher: professionals who are able to teach, support their students and contribute to the development of the communities where they work.
The training combines pedagogical knowledge with a strong connection to the realities of rural communities, preparing future teachers for the challenges they will face in their profession.
Training Teachers Means Investing in Many Generations
The impact of training a teacher goes far beyond their own professional career.
Each trained teacher may, tomorrow, stand in front of a new class of children. They can help them develop knowledge, skills and confidence to continue learning and build their own future.
That is why investing in teacher training also means investing in schools, communities and the future of education in Guinea-Bissau.
At DNS-Bachil, this commitment is reflected in training that is focused on practical learning and the specific needs of rural primary education.
Applications Open
Applications for training at the DNS-Bachil Teacher Training School are now open.
This is an opportunity for young people who wish to pursue a teaching career and contribute to education in the rural communities of Guinea-Bissau.
If you want to become a teacher and be part of a new generation of professionals committed to education, find out more about the application process and apply.
DNS-Bachil — training teachers for schools and communities.
For more information about applications, admission requirements and the required documentation, please contact ADPP-GB or the DNS-Bachil Teacher Training School.