Deputy Minister of Education and ASCAP Director Visit London for Study Program

A delegation from Albania, consisting of education sector representatives, is currently on a study visit to London. The visit, organized by the British Council, is part of the Alternative Pathways program.

The delegation includes Orjana Osmani, Deputy Minister of Education and Sports; Gerti Janaqi, Director of ASCAP; and Majlinda Mazelliu, Director of the British Council for Albania and Kosova.

According to the British Embassy in Albania, “This initiative, in partnership with the Ministry of Education, the Agency for Quality Assurance in Pre-University Education (ASCAP), and dedicated teachers from northern Albania, aims to enhance education by establishing coding clubs in 105 high schools across the region“.

The delegation was welcomed by Charlie Walker, Director of International Operations at the British Council.

“Through in-depth discussions with Adrian Fenton, Senior Consultant for English and School Education, the focus was on the UK’s Curriculum and Non-formal Education, exploring best practices and opportunities for collaboration,” the Embassy reported.

Both the Ministry of Education and ASCAP highlighted the significance of cooperation in improving the education system, ensuring better opportunities for students and teachers.

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