TEO brought changes in the training methodology and materials, the changes in this training is that TEO combine the material from various sources such as USAID’s Dastyar, which made the training more interesting.

The participation of Mr. M. Farid Saqib, Director of Science Centre from Kabul Province Education Department, who would stay throughout the training, is interesting and encouraging.

There were nine participants accompanied with Mahrams/relatives in the morning; however, in the start of the training four were convinced of the smooth environment of the training, so the left, while five stayed throughout the day one and in the day two and three, three remained, those who come from a far area.

The opening was attractive because of the topics linked to the Afghanistan context and Islam with focus on business ethics.

Pre-test could not be administered in day one because of the hectic day, which two sessions were also covered.

Participants’ were also briefed on the various measures including health and hygiene due to the COVID-19.

Overall, the participants were active and enthusiastic.