A look at the advantages and challenges of e-learning in Africa
The advantages and opportunities for education and economic development with e-learning in Africa, as well as the potential challenges that may arise | WCEA
Category: Project 2020
WCEA continues to develop its reach to healthcare providers in Africa
WCEA now connects with over 438,000 verified nurses, midwives, clinical officers, and medical doctors across Africa.
WCEA celebrates 3 000 000 courses taken
We are proud to celebrate with all of you the 3,000,000 courses taken in low and middle-income countries since the launch on January 16, 2020
ANN Press Release. Stop COVID-19 in Africa!
Stop COVID-19 in Africa! Protect Nurses. Save Lives. The COVID-19 Africa Action Network for Nurses & Nurse-Midwives launches a PPE crowdfunding campaign in solidarity with nurses and nurse-midwives fighting the coronavirus on the front lines in eastern and southern Africa....
JHU CPP Press Release. A New Way to Educate Health Care Workers Abroad.
A New Way to Educate Health Care Workers Abroad.Many of the tools, resources and online classes created by the Johns Hopkins Center forCommunication Programs will soon have new life as continuing education courses for frontlinehealth workers in more than 40...
Johnson & Johnson partnership to support frontline health workers in Sub Saharan Africa and the Middle East in fight against COVID-19
In response to COVID-19 pandemic Johnson & Johnson have formed a new partnership with The World Continuing Education Alliance, The Aga Khan University School of Nursing and Midwifery East Africa and the International Council of Nurses to support frontline health...
WCEA celebrates the Year of the Nurse & Midwife
On 16 January 2020, the World Continuing Education Alliance (WCEA) launched a commitment: Project 2020 – with the objective of taking free, accredited healthcare education to frontline health workers in low and middle-income countries, in recognition of the extraordinary contribution...