MTN Uganda Foundation has graduated a group of teachers from a digital education empowerment initiative aimed at strengthening educators’ capacity to support technology-driven learning across the country.
The initiative, implemented in partnership with The Burn Radio, focuses on empowering teachers while engaging parents, communities and government institutions to build a more sustainable digital education ecosystem.
MTN Uganda Foundation said teachers play a critical role in ensuring that investments in digital infrastructure, educational content and learning platforms translate into meaningful outcomes for students.
The programme also promotes collaboration among key education stakeholders, recognising the roles of educators, parents, communities, technology providers and government institutions in expanding access to digital learning opportunities.
The foundation said the initiative aligns with Uganda’s Digital Transformation Roadmap and the African Union’s Agenda 2063, both of which support broader digital development and inclusive growth.
MTN Uganda reiterated its commitment to supporting digital education through partnerships and community investment, highlighting collaboration among stakeholders as an important factor in expanding access to technology-enabled learning.
The announcement did not disclose the number of teachers who graduated, the duration of the programme or the specific digital skills covered in the training.
