NFEMIS Offline Module Training is strengthening digital education management by equipping Non-Formal Education (NFE) facilitators with the skills needed to accurately record learner attendance using digital technology.
Thar Education Alliance (TEA) successfully organized cluster-wise training sessions for Non-Formal Education (NFE) Facilitators in District Umerkot on the effective use of the NFEMIS Advanced Offline Module. The training focused on enabling facilitators to record learner attendance through tablets at their respective learning centers.
Through practical, hands-on sessions, participants learned how to use the offline module to collect and submit attendance data efficiently, even in remote areas with limited or no internet connectivity. The initiative aims to enhance facilitators’ digital competencies, improve the accuracy of attendance reporting, and strengthen education management through the NFEMIS Application.
These Non-Formal Education Centers are operated by Thar Education Alliance (TEA) with the support of the Directorate of Literacy and Non-Formal Education (DL&NFE), Government of Sindh, to expand access to quality education and provide meaningful learning opportunities for out-of-school children.
By integrating digital solutions into education management, TEA continues to promote an inclusive, efficient, and technology-enabled learning system that benefits every child.
