Working Manual for Master Trainers Training, Trainings of Level one and Level Two for /USAID/READ CO target schools and community

The program aims to support the national READ Program effort to address the learning needs of 15 million primary grade students in seven Ethiopian languages. READ CO is implemented by Save the Children and its regional NGO partners. The program focuses on increasing access to reading materials, providing opportunities for children to practice reading, and strengthening parental and community engagement in support of children's learning to read. The initiative supports the development of reading materials, training of teachers, and community outreach activities. The program also aims to improve the quality of education and increase the number of children who can read and write. The READ CO program is implemented in seven regions of Ethiopia, with a focus on rural areas where access to education is limited. The program works with local communities, schools, and government agencies to develop and implement reading programs that are tailored to the needs of each community. The program also provides training and support to teachers and community members to help them develop and implement reading programs. The program has several key components, including the development of reading materials, teacher training, and community outreach activities. The program also includes a component on parental and community engagement, which aims to involve parents and community members in the education of their children. The program provides training and support to parents and community members to help them understand the importance of reading and how to support their children's learning. The READ CO program has made significant progress in increasing access to reading materials and improving the quality of education in Ethiopia. The program has developed a range of reading materials, including textbooks, workbooks, and reading guides, which are tailored to the needs of each community. The program has also provided training and support to thousands of teachers and community members, who are now equipped to develop and implement reading programs in their communities. The program has also made significant progress in improving parental and community engagement in education. The program has provided training and support to thousands of parents and community members, who are now more aware of the importance of reading and how to support their children's learning. The program has also established a network of community-based reading centers, where children can go to practice reading and receive support from trained teachers and community members. Overall, the READ CO program has made significant progress in increasing access to reading materials, improving the quality of education, and involving parents and community members in the education of their children. The program has the potential to make a significant impact on the lives of millions of children in Ethiopia and to contribute to the country's efforts to achieve universal primary education. The program's success is due in part to its focus on community-based initiatives, which have helped to increase access to reading materials and improve the quality of education in rural areas. The program's emphasis on parental and community engagement has also helped to build a sense of ownership and responsibility among community members, who are now more invested in the education of their children. The READ CO program has also been successful in developing a range of reading materials that are tailored to the needs of each community. The program has developed textbooks, workbooks, and reading guides that are designed to meet the needs of children in different regions and languages. The program has also established a network of community-based reading centers, where children can go to practice reading and receive support from trained teachers and community members. Overall, the READ CO program is a model for community-based initiatives that aim to improve access to education and increase the quality of education in rural areas. The program's focus on community-based initiatives, parental and community engagement, and the development of reading materials has helped to make a significant impact on the lives of millions of children in Ethiopia.