Project Outline Search

Region Please select - Southeastern Asia - East Asia - South Asia - Central Asia Caucasus - Middle East - Africa - Oceania - Latin America - North America - Europa - World Wide - Japan

Category Please select - ICT - Textbook / Material development - School facility - Math / Science education - Music / Art - Physical education / Sports - School health - Moral Education - Special activities / Extracurricular activities - Career education - Teacher education - Inclusive education - Early Childhood Education - Engineering education - Vocational education and training - Others

Search Word

Improving life skills through Tokkatsu for Syrian child refugees and Jordanian children

• Representative Organization
  World Vision Japan
• Country
  Jordan
• Project Type
  Pilot Project
• Fiscal Year
  2020
• Project Overview

  World Vision Japan has been implementing a remedial education program in Irbid, in the northern part of Jordan, which hosts a number of Syrian refugees. As a part of the program, this project introduces “Tokkatsu” (special activities conducted in Japanese schools) including classroom activities, club activities and school events. Through these activities, the project aims to improve the life skills of Syrian child refugees and Jordanian children, strengthen their resilience as well as mitigate discrimination on the basis of nationality, and promote social cohesion.

• Project News (Activity Report)
  https://www.eduport.mext.go.jp/en/journal/project-en/worldvision_2021project-en/
  
• Related to business
  https://www.eduport.mext.go.jp/en/result/20221216-5624/