
Supported by the World Educational Cultural Aid (WECA) Hopeful education project for children's healthy growth and future in Dilla region, Ethiopia.
‘WECA Dilla High School’ construction site nearing completion
Giving dreams to 200 children in the Dilla area WECA Dilla High School 2nd year construction project is finally nearing completion.
On July 28, local WECA officials had a meeting with Director of Education Dilla (Jemachi) to discuss the opening and future operation of the school and the composition of the school management committee from various angles.
The Office of Education is also paying great attention and consideration to make Dilacy an exemplary school representing the city.
During the subsequent visit to the construction site, the head of the Office of Education was very satisfied with the imposing view of the almost completed school, and promised successful operation with deep expectations for the school's opening in September.
After completion, WECA Dilla High School will provide regular high school courses as well as Computer·English Conversation·Korean·Taekwondo.
News about WECA classes at Burhan High School that proved their value
Meanwhile, students in special classes at WECA at Dilla Burhan High School are taught English, math, physics, and Korean. We continued with fruitful supplementary classes.
Ahead of the announcement of the recently held college entrance exam, students from WECA's special class showed confidence, confident of good results, and the principal of Brhan High School said, "We will increase the number of students in the special class." We are constantly receiving requests asking, “Can you increase it?”
For more intensive education, expansion of the number of students is being carefully discussed, but this is a pleasant event that shows that WECA's differentiated educational support performance and value are clearly being proven locally. This is news.
We ask for the continued interest and warm support of our sponsoring members so that more children in the Dilla area can study to their heart's content without environmental constraints, enter society in a healthy manner, and achieve their own dreams. Please.
"The systematic establishment of schools and high-quality education support will help Ethiopian children escape the cycle of poverty. It becomes the solid foundation to grow into a confident future leader.
WECA will continue to spare no effort in supporting Dilla High School, which is about to be completed, so that it can become a cradle of learning that changes the local community."
— Bang Jeong-hwan, Chairman of World Educational Cultural Aid
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