Ejada

Ejada, formerly TREE, is a collaboration between Save the Children and the MIT Abdul Latif Jameel World Education Lab (J-WEL). The initiative comprises a systems-wide teacher training programme that uses compassion to help teachers overcome trauma and deliver effective teaching. Ejada was launched in 2019 with a pilot in Jordan, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, Community Jameel and Dubai Cares, later joined by Alwaleed Philanthropies. Since launching, Ejada has reached over 283,000 people and its curriculum has been adopted by the Ministry of Education.

Impact

News

Ejada programme in Jordan improves students' academic performance; set to reach 1.4 million people

National Survey of Professional Wellbeing of Teachers in Jordan launches under patronage of Ministry of Education

Ejada programme for emotional wellbeing of teachers and students in Jordan selected by UN as Transforming Education Summit Solution in New York

Save the Children Jordan launches TREE program "Transforming Refugee Education towards Excellence" to support the educational process in Jordan

Amman meeting attended by Queen Rania Al Abdullah explores ways to drive forward global response to refugee education crisis

Abdul Latif Jameel World Education Lab at MIT and Save the Children come together to tackle refugee education crisis in the Middle East

Media

Launching the first ever National Survey of Teachers' Professional Wellbeing in Jordan

First Ejada National Survey of Teachers' Professional Wellbeing launches in Jordan

Ministry of Education launches national survey to measure teachers' professional wellbeing

Ministry of Education marks the launch of the Ejada National Survey of Teachers' Professional Wellbeing

Ejada programme for emotional wellbeing of teachers and students in Jordan selected by UN

Unleash the power: Why teachers hold the key to stronger education systems

How to stop COVID-19 leaving millions of children behind in education