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AGBU, Teach For Armenia Partner to Bring Quality Education to Armenia
TFA Fellows Prepare for Start of First School Year
Through its partnership with the AGBU and the Tumo Center for Creative Technologies, Teach For Armenia (TFA) strives to improve the quality of education in Armenia. This September will mark the beginning of the first school year for TFA Fellows—15 men and women, selected from more than 200 applicants, who will teach in the underprivileged regions of Tavush, Lori, Armavir and Gegharkunik. TFA has recruited men and women of varying so
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This sounds like an excellent program which responds to a high-priority need. I have watched some interviews with the Teach For Armenia founder Larisa Ryan and am very impressed. see: https://youtu.be/Csg-LGBl3c8
I even wrote to the “Contact” address on the website and immediately received a positive reply, from the founder. It augurs well.