Uganda Management Institute is set to roll out multi billion project aimed at skilling Secondary school leaders in the areas of Leadership and Management. The project is funded by Global Partners in Education Grant. USEEP support by a GPE grant is aimed at improving learning outcomes for learners in the secondary school thanks to a revised curriculum and the provision of instructional materials to boost teaching competencies. UMI on behalf of the Ministry of Education and Sports is set to conduct training for Cluster Centre Coordinators and School Administrators under the Uganda Secondary Education Expansion Project (USEEP) covering all regions of Uganda. UMI will facilitate the coordination of the following: –

1. Training 100 (one hundred) Cluster Centre Coordinators from the selected 100 cluster centres in Management and Coordination skills through a fourteen-day residential training program at UMI.
2. Training of 6,600 school administrators (3,300 Head teachers and 3,300 Deputy Head teachers) from 3,300 Government and Private owned Secondary Schools in Uganda in Institutional Leadership and Management through a ten-day residential training program hosted at secondary schools designated as cluster centres.

The training will start with a 14 days’ residential training for 100 (one hundred) Cluster Centre Coordinators in Educational Leadership and Management that will take place from 26^th February – 10^th March 2024, weekends inclusive (Saturday and Sunday)at UMI Kampala The project is a follow-up project of earlier training programs that the Institute partnered with the Global Partners in Education, (GPE) and the Ministry of Education and Sports that skilled Primary School leaders in the areas of Leadership and Management.
The Institute requests for your utmost support and cooperation in the due course of the project.