Community

Community Engagement

Building relationships, collaboration and a sense of belonging among educators, partners and communities.

Members by 2022
≈20,000
Community programmes
3
Ways to take part
10

In GSET, community engagement refers to the active involvement and participation of members, stakeholders, and the wider community in the organization’s activities, decision-making processes, and initiatives. It aims to build relationships, foster collaboration, and promote a sense of belonging and ownership among members and the community.

How members take part

  • Member participation in committees, working groups, and task forces.
  • Attending events, conferences, and webinars.
  • Contributing to online forums, social media, and discussion groups.
  • Volunteering for community service projects or outreach initiatives.
  • Providing feedback and input on organizational initiatives and policies.
  • Collaborating with other members and stakeholders on projects and initiatives.
  • Participating in mentorship programs or peer support networks.
  • Engaging in advocacy efforts to promote the profession or industry.
  • Supporting professional development and continuous learning opportunities.
  • Celebrating member achievements and successes.

What it leads to

  • Increased member retention and satisfaction.
  • Improved organizational relevance and credibility.
  • Enhanced professional development and networking opportunities.
  • Stronger advocacy and policy influence.
  • Greater community impact and social responsibility.
  • Increased diversity, equity, and inclusion.
  • Better decision-making and governance.
  • Improved communication and collaboration.
  • Enhanced reputation and brand.
  • Greater overall success and sustainability.

Find your way in

Blogs

Read and share fresh perspectives from teachers and education experts across Ghana.

Read the blogs

EdCamps

Free, participant-driven “unconference” days where teachers decide what they learn.

About EdCamps

Teacher Meet-Ups

Regular gatherings in schools and clusters to share practice and solve problems together.

About meet-ups

Get involved with GSET

Join a community of educators using technology to make learning better, or talk to us about working together.

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