PMIEF Grants Bring Outstanding Organizations Together to Empower Teachers

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Project management has impacted me as a professional as it provides a structure to my planning and encourages me to reflect on my own teaching.

Niamh Dwyer, Mathematics & Business Teacher at Assumption Secondary School

30 August 2018

Novato, California, USA/Dublin, Ireland

PMIEF’s grants to the Buck Institute for Education (BIE) and Junior Achievement Ireland (JA Ireland) exemplify how the foundation’s support enables two outstanding organizations to collaboratively strengthen teaching and learning worldwide.

 

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