Son, Ngo Quang (Viet Nam)

Field of
Expertise
Curriculum/Material Development
Training
Monitoring and Evaluation
Policy/Programme Planning
Detailed
Information
on Expertise:
- National Consultant of UNDP's Project for Literacy and Vocational Training for Ethnic Minority Girls and Women (VIE 97/049)
- Individual Consultant of UNDP Hanoi (from 1996), Code Number : 190
- Designing, planning, implementing, monitoring and evaluating Highland and Midland Rural Development Projects (primary health care, HIV/AIDS, drug abuse prevention, environmental education, gender, income generation, population education, etc.)
- Developing low-cost teaching-learning materials for community people
- Developing training manuals (training modules) for key trainers
- Developing ICTs materials
- Training ICTs in Education
- Using ICTs in Education
- Designing and planning, training contents and training of trainers (Basic Training of Trainers-BTOTs and Advanced Training of Trainers-ATOTs)
- Rich and flexible training skills
- Local vocational training for income generation
- Adult functional literacy education and basic literacy education
Position and
Organisation:
Executive Vice-Director
National Organization for Community Education, Continuing Education and Development (NOCEAD)
NOCEAD/ACCU Literacy Resource Centre for Girls and Women (NOCEAD/ACCU LRC)
Contact
Address:
Box 152, I.P.O. Hanoi, Viet Nam
E-mail: nocead.acculrc@hn.vnn.vn
http://www.accu.or.jp/literacy/nocead
Language
Proficiency:
English, Vietnamese, Russian
Education
Background
and Degree:
Doctor of Science Degree (Dr.Sc)




Experiences in Literacy Project:

(1) Name of the Project Community Based Drug Abuse Prevention through Informal Education and Non-formal Education System
Name of Organiser The Embassy of Japan; UNDCP; DAPC; NOCEAD and NOCEAD/ACCU LRC
Duration January 1995-Novemver 2004
Project Location Highland and Midland Rural Areas and Urban Areas (16 provinces)
Your Role/
Responsibility
- Project Director
- Trainer
- Material Developer
(2) Name of the Project
- Literacy and Vocational Training for Handicapped and Disadvantaged Ethnic Minority Girls and Women Living in the Highland and Midland Rural Areas
- Community Learning Centers’ Mary Sided Activities for Ethnic Minority Girls and Women
- Developing the Community Learning Centers (CLCs) Network for Ethnic Minority Girls and Women living in the Remote and Poor Highland and Midland Rural Areas
Name of Organiser UNESCO PROAP, NFUAJ, ACCU, The Embassy of Japan, New Zealand Embassy, OMEP, NOCEAD and NOCED/ACCU LRC
Duration January 1996-October 2004
Project Location Poor Highland and Midland Rural Areas (18 provinces and cities)
Your Role/
Responsibility
- Project Director
- Trainer
- Material Developer
(3) Name of the Project
- Using ICTs in Teaching-Learning Process at Community Learning Centers (CLCs) and Continuing Education Centers (CECs)
- Developing Multimedia Learning Resources
Name of Organiser ACCU, The Embassy of Japan, UNESCO PROAP, NOCEAD and NOCEAD/ACCU LRC
Duration February 1996-December 2004
Project Location Highland and Midland Rural and Urban Areas (12 provinces and cities)
Your Role/
Responsibility
- Project Director
- Trainer
- Material Developer
- ICT Expert


Major Publication(s):

1. "Literacy and Post-Literacy Programs for Ethnic Minority Girls and Women Problems and Solutions" issued in Adult and Development Journal No.48 of Institute for International Cooperation of the German Adult Education Association (IIZ) / DVV, Germany, 1997.
2. "I Had A Chance To Become A Literate" Video, Vietnamese National Television Station, Hanoi, 1992.
3. Country Report about Literacy and Post-Literacy Education in International Training Workshops, International Conferences, International Seminars in Thailand, Bangladesh, Nepal, India, Indonesia, Philippines, China, Japan, 1993-2004
4. Report about Using ITCs in Informal and Non-Formal Education in International Training Workshops, International Conferences, International Seminars in Singapore, Brunei, Italy, 1999-2004

[Updated in March 2005]



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