With a strong background in secondary education and social work, Joseph brings a holistic approach to address local challenges in Uganda’s education sector. He works deftly to create relationships across contexts, working with the relevant government officials, political actors, education officials– such as Primary Teachers Colleges, District Education Offices, District Inspectors, implementing partners, and community members to ensure the smooth running of Speed School classes in Northern Uganda. Joseph has a strong understanding of teaching pedagogy at all levels ranging from primary to high institutions of learning. This understanding informs how he manages and engages with others in and out of the classroom to promote lasting success. Joseph is passionate about and accomplished in advocating for the educational attainment of out-of-school learners.
As a member of the education team in Uganda, Joseph manages and coordinates all Speed School activities in the Lango Sub-Region. He ensures regular communication around project activities while engaging best practices to inform effective program design and delivery. Joseph trains and mentors facilitators, leads in the selection of learners, gives support supervision to Speed School classrooms, and monitors Self Help Group Activities.
Before coming to Geneva Global Joseph taught advanced secondary students for two years and then joined Comboni Samaritans of Gulu as a Field Officer for their AIDS care and treatment project. Following his exceptional performance, Joseph became the Program Officer for the Education Department of Comboni Samaritans of Gulu, where he was in charge of sponsorship for the disadvantaged children in the Acholi sub-region and part of the Lango sub-region. By the time Joseph joined Geneva Global, he had supervised the implementation of Speed School classes under Comboni Samaritans of Gulu for over two years. Joseph has a Bachelor of Arts in Social and Philosophical Studies