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Teacher Support Officer role
I was in Walewale in Northern Ghana, North of Tamale, as a Teacher Support Officer with Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO).
VSO Disclaimer
the views expressed in this weblog are the author's own and do not necessarily reflect those of VSO
Mike's blog
http://www.mikeghana.blogspot.com/
VSO Disclaimer
the views expressed in this weblog are the author's own and do not necessarily reflect those of VSO
Mike's blog
http://www.mikeghana.blogspot.com/
Points for prayer
If you pray, you may want to keep these needs in mind:
Work - for productive relationships and effective information-sharing
Organisational Development - Walewale assessment - pray that the results are used effectively.
Health!
Work - for productive relationships and effective information-sharing
Organisational Development - Walewale assessment - pray that the results are used effectively.
Health!
Followers
Link to my VSO Justgiving page
We are in Ghana through VSO, a charitable organisation. The majority of the organization's funding to equip and train volunteers comes from UK Government. The remainder of the funding comes from donations.
Should you be inclined (this is completely optional), you may make a small donation to VSO and help me to reach my fund-raising target - just follow the link above.
Charlotte, it was lovely to see you at the leaving service for loughton manor school on Friday, and for you to tell us your adventure which we are all inspired by, good luck, and if you need anything let us know, we will see what we can do to help, Kind Regards, Harry Wood + Mum and Dad
ReplyDeleteSteve, I can't tell you how much it meant to me to get your kind message. Loughton Manor folk certainly gave me a wonderful send off and I feel very loved and affirmed I am just beginning to properly get my head round the enormity of the task ahead. Fortunately I have a week of training coming up and aim to seek all the help and guidance I can. Your kind wishes are very sustaining.
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