History
GEC was created to unite the school systems in the seven districts of Gedo region. Gedo Region's seven school districts areBackground
For more than a decade, starting mid 1990s, disconnected schools appeared all across Gedo region. GEC chairmanGEC Location
GEC is headquartered in Bardera, Gedo's largest city. All cities from Dolow to El Wak will have representatives sitting in theGEC Teacher Training Services
One of the GEC's important activities will be offering annual teacher training opportunities in Gedo region as well as seminars designed to enhance teachers' qualities. Teacher training services will increase the available pool teachers in Gedo where districts can draw more teacher for their school systems.Exam Board
GEC's exam board is based in Bardera. Some of the task this office performs include preparing exams for all districts and grading final exams collected from grade and the last year of high school as the custom is inSchools Needing Urgent Curriculum Cohesion
Currently, towns in Gedo which have the largest school populations are Bardera, Beled Hawo, Garbaharey, El Ade, Luuq, Buurdhuubo, and Doolow. Only Bardera, Garbaharey, Beled Hawo and El Ade have up to secondary schools. El Wak and Dolow have the least district level school developments. High school students from Gedo region have an opportunity to be part of new in-takes from the