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6th Continental ACA Conference from 22nd - 25th September 2025

You are invited to attend the 6th ACA conference that will be held in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania from 22nd  to 25th September 2026.

The theme for the 6th African Curriculum Association (ACA) conference is anchored on the theme: Transforming Education Systems in Africa: Curriculum Reforms, Teacher
Preparation and Inclusive Innovation in the Age of AI and Emerging Technologies. The theme underscores the urgent need for curriculum transformation that is responsive to Africa’s diverse contexts, values, and aspirations while equipping
learners with 21st-century skills, digital competence, and innovative mindsets

Africa Curriculum Association

ACA Interventions in Africa

The African Curriculum Association (ACA) is an umbrella organisation that unites curriculum development practitioners from Africa and its strategic partners from all parts of the globe. Established as an umbrella organisation, ACA gathers experts in curriculum development including educators, policy-makers, researchers, and administrators. While primarily focused on Africa, ACA extends its reach to include affiliated members from all continents, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange in the field of curriculum development. ACA intervenes in the following aspects:

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Assist member countries to strengthen their national curriculum centers through best international practices
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Minimize inconsistency in curriculum delivery and maintain standards comparable to international standards.
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Organize and/or facilitate joint training programs, workshops, seminars and regular meetings on curriculum materials
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Promote production & exchange of curriculum materials among curriculum development centers in the continent.
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Encourage and promote joint curriculum research programs as well as the exchange of research information.
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Set up task forces to carry out specific projects in curriculum development and research.
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Provide opportunities for the exchange programs between curriculum specialists and personnel between centers.
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Establish a working relationship with other clusters at African union.