In early 2016, EBLI conducted project monitoring and evaluation in the form of a field visit to the homes of the young mothers in Batch 9 who had entered computer literacy and business skills training. Today, EBLI continued its home visits, now focusing on the tenth batch to pass through the project. A total of twelve young people - ten girls and two boys - were visited today. EBLI began accepting a few boys in Batch 10 as part of a pilot, which may open up to more boys in the future. All come from rather impoverished backgrounds.
The objective of this field visit was (1) to understand where each young person lives to help communication, (2) to see firsthand his or her life condition, (3) to build relationship among the students, and (4) request the cooperation of parents/guardians in ensuring that the child in their care arrives each day to study computers and business.
Co-facilitators of business training, Michael Leen and Lucy Metha, conducted this field visit. Specific young people visited include: Swahibath, Magreth, Eva, Grace, Tadeo, Warda, Pendo, Grace, Gregory, Shoma, Mwanadi, and Anerth. At each home, Michael and Lucy sat with the parents and reiterated the aforementioned objectives, and took a family photo.
The objective of this field visit was (1) to understand where each young person lives to help communication, (2) to see firsthand his or her life condition, (3) to build relationship among the students, and (4) request the cooperation of parents/guardians in ensuring that the child in their care arrives each day to study computers and business.
Co-facilitators of business training, Michael Leen and Lucy Metha, conducted this field visit. Specific young people visited include: Swahibath, Magreth, Eva, Grace, Tadeo, Warda, Pendo, Grace, Gregory, Shoma, Mwanadi, and Anerth. At each home, Michael and Lucy sat with the parents and reiterated the aforementioned objectives, and took a family photo.
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