Sindh Education Foundation (SEF) organised a capacity building and learning session with prominent playwright Fatima Suriya Bajia. A SEF statement, here on Sunday, said that in her talk, Bajia shared her powerful views on education, culture and society with a focus on learning outside the existing educational paradigm.
She discussed her opinion on the importance of reviewing the current education system and revising the curriculum to make it more appropriate to our own cultural and social needs which she felt is paramount in moving forward towards a social change. She also expounded on the vital role family plays in the life of an individual and said where family ties are strong one is likely to prosper. Furthermore, she stated that women empowerment is paramount in her opinion and that women are just as deserving of a quality education as their male counterparts.
The SEF acknowledges that its human resource is one of its most prized assets in its noble commitment to provide education to all. SEF is one of the strongest proponents of creating an environment of continuous learning for the growth and development of its employees and stakeholders and it believes that for sustaining the element of innovation and creativity in institutional endeavours, capacity building should be an ongoing process.
To achieve this aim, forums such as seminars and advocacy events and capacity development opportunities created through discourses and training for staff members were organised at regular intervals by the organisation. These avenues seek to generate lifelong learning environments that value diversity in inherent processes and channels of education and development.
The various capacity building and learning sessions, organised by SEF marketing, advocacy and publications unit, featured talk/discussions by reputable experts belonging to diverse backgrounds who offered a unique opportunity for staff members to learn from their wide range of perspectives and experiences. -PR
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