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Character Education Seminar in Addis Ababa
Written by Alan Saunders
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - A one-day training took place at the Nefas Silk TVET College in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia in collaboration with the Universal Peace Federation. The April 8 seminar was attended by about 70 College trainees selected from different departments and specializations, based on their high performance and grades in the Civic and Ethical Education course.
UPF Ethiopia staff shared their life experiences with the trainees and there were also some inspirational and thoughtful power point slides shown, in addition to the UPF's introductory movie and character education movie. The day closed with an award ceremony for 10 selected trainees in order to motivate them for better performance and greater achievement.
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