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UNICEF Education programme in Yemen

Learn more about UNICEF Education interventions in Yemen.

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17 October 2022

Catch-up Learning Program Brings Children Back to Schools

UNICEF implemented a Catch-up Learning Program for 6,128 displaced children

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Life Skills Training Revives Hope for Out-of-School Students

By the end of July 2022, UNICEF had trained 70 facilitators during three sessions on life skills

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National Exams: Paving the Way to The Future

Over 85,000 Grade 12 students in 856 exams centers sat the National Exams administered by the Ministry of Education in Aden in 2022

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Improving Education Methods by Numeracy & Literacy Teaching

More than 400 teachers and school supervisors had expanded their literacy and numeracy teaching skills

Reports on Education in Yemen

The number of children facing education disruption in Yemen could rise to 6 million, UNICEF warns

More than 2 million school-aged children are now out of school in Yemen Two-thirds of teaching workforce – over 170,000 teachers– have not received regular salary for four years

Reports on Education in Yemen

EDUCATION DISRUPTED

Impact of the conflict on children’s education in Yemen

English (PDF, 5,24 MB)

Arabic (PDF, 5,18 MB)

Maraseel Alsaqaf, 19, Taizz Governorate

Yemen’s Hidden Emergency: An Education System in Crisis

UNICEF Yemen takes a multi-pronged strategic approach to strengthen the education system’s capacity to support access to quality education opportunities

Maram Helmi Saleh, 13 years old, in the eighth grade expressing herself and demanding for her right to be in school.

23 February 2021

Japan grants $4 million to promote access to quality education in Yemen

At least 135,000 Yemeni children will gain access to basic education

A picture showing students being finally back to classrooms to continue their education while taking preventive measures like wearing masks and applying social distancing

02 December 2020

Preliminary Stakeholder Engagement Plan (SEP)

English (PDF, 1,10 MB)