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Theme 10 Research Report: Lessons on How Countries Manage Schooling During and After Disasters

The study involves a review of literature on how education systems were managed during and after a disaster. Four cases were examined: natural disasters (tsunami and earthquake) in Indonesia and Haiti; civil conflicts in Rwanda, Sierra Leone and Libya and the Vuwani district in Limpopo, South Africa; a health pandemic (Ebola) in West Africa; and the COVID-19 education response globally and in South Africa. All four cases offer valuable insights and lessons for the education sector in South Africa when it comes to strategy, policy, planning and programming of responses for education continuity, preparation to exit the lockdown and for curriculum recovery.

Thought piece 1: Collaborative partnerships for collective impact on education outcomes

NASCEE Collaboration Project Output 2

Thought piece 2: Jala Peo – A collective impact initiative in South Africa

NASCEE Collaboration Project Output 3

Teacher Internship Collaboration South Africa's (TICZA) Annual Report, December 2021

TICZA Annual Report 2022

TICZA Annual Report 2022

TICZA Annual Report 2023

Teacher Internship Collaboration South Africa's (TICZA) Annual Report, December 2023

TICZA Community of Practice (CoP) series #14 Summary Report 5 June 2024

Mentorship in the context of Extended Student Teacher Internships (ESTIs)

TICZA Community of Practice (CoPs) 2024: Integrated Report

The TICZA Community of Practice (CoP) is a programme element in the TICZA workstream ‘Sector- Wide Collaboration’. The purpose of this stream is to (i) deepen collaboration and knowledge sharing amongst stakeholders and implementing partners (IPs), leading to shared lessons and improved network relationships and partnerships among TICZA members; and (ii) develop shared resources that can be adapted and integrated into programme delivery to enhance system alignment. TICZA CoPs are a collaborative mechanism through which stakeholders share knowledge and practice, discuss key initial teacher education (ITE) issues and expand the evidence base on student- teacher internship models. CoP reports capture a range of inputs and shared insights which feed into the TICZA project; TICZA partners are expected to leverage and integrate these views into TICZA plans and workstreams.

TICZA Digest

Practice & Research Digest: This compilation of short papers aims to present a reflective opportunity for the wide range of stakeholders and actors involved in TICZA as well as, more broadly, for the different actors involved in teacher internships in Africa and internationally. Editors: James Keevy, Judy Tate and Vanencia Chiloane