The planning session for the Continuous Professional Development programme implemented by UNATU and the Canadian Teachers’ Federation (CTF) commonly known as Inservice Training (INSET) officially started on 6th July 2024 at Teachers House on Bombo Road.
Planning for the UNATU-CTF INSET Professional Development programme 2024 kicks off Read More »
A teacher training was held on June 29, 2024 in Kyenjojo, to help teachers prevent gender-based violence in schools. The schools involved where the implementing schools of the Simameni project.
Retooling Teachers on School-Related Gender-Based Violence Prevention Workshop Read More »
On the 6th and 7th of June 2024, Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) through the Kyesiiga Child labour Social Dialogue project supported by Education International (EI); facilitated School Child Rights Clubs to embark on a significant school community engagement.
A transformative ICT training session was recently conducted for teachers in Moroto and Nakapiripirit districts as part of the Work No Child’s Business (WNCB) project. The training, held from May 12th to 13th in Moroto and from May 14th to 15th in Nakapiripirit, aimed to empower teachers with essential ICT skills to meet the demands
The theme for International Women’s Day 2024 is “Accelerating Gender Equality through Women Economic Empowerment.”
As you may be aware, Women’s economic empowerment is essential to achieving women’s rights and gender equality. Commonly defined, Women’s economic empowerment means ensuring women can equally participate in and benefit from decent work and social protection; access markets and have control over resources, their own time, lives, and bodies; and increased voice, agency, and meaningful participation in economic decision-making at all levels from the household to international institutions. When more women work, economies grow.
Welcome to the academic year 2024 at our esteemed Schools and Institutions
Schools and Other Institutions Calendar 2024 Read More »
The theme for the new term of office (2021-2026) is “Proudly UNATU: Committed, Connected and Accountable to the members.” P: Proudly UNATU C: Committed to the members’ cause C: Connected to the members A: Accountable to the members PCCA is the guiding principle for all our actions moving forward. At all times, we are proud
Proudly UNATU: Committed, Connected and Accountable to the members Read More »
On 7th December, 2023 UNATU held the 14th Women’s Round Table Conference which took place at Pope Paul VI Memorial Hotel in Kampala. The annual gathering, brought together National female delegates from 175 local governments within UNATU’s structures. This was an opportunity for female educators to discuss pertinent issues that affect Quality Education and make resolutions to them. The theme
Empowering Minds, Igniting Passion: Highlights from the Women’s Round Table Conference Read More »
The Union staff at regional and secretariat levels also convened from 8th to 10th January, 2024 to draw up the departmental/unit, regional and branch planning guidelines.
UNATU KICKS OFF 2024 WITH SUCCESSFUL STRATEGIC PLANNING Read More »
In the heart of Entebbe Municipality, where the echoes of children’s laughter should resonate, a silent battle against child labour is unfolding. The Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) recently orchestrated a pivotal stakeholders’ dialogue meeting on December 19, 2023, at the Division A Headquarters. This gathering sought not only to unveil the stark realities of
UNATU’s Endeavor to Eradicate Child Labour in Entebbe Municipality Read More »