The Flying Start Basic Programme (Students)
Free
About This Course
The flying start basic programme introduces children to the topic of corruption and why it is bad. Children learn about what corruption is, the different types of corruption, and the human cost of corruption. They also learn about the importance of acting with integrity to tackle corruption in society.
Course Objectives
- To understand the meaning of corruption, the different types of corruption, and the negative impact it has on society.
- To deepen understanding on the need to act with integrity and discuss ways of tackling corruption.
Course Outline
Session 1: Understanding the meaning and types of corruption
Session 2: Learning to act with integrity and tackle corruption
Curriculum
8 Lessons
Welcome Message
Welcome Message00:3:11
Pre-Assessment
Day 1
Homework
Day 2
Day 3
Post-Assessment
Your Instructors
Onyinye Ough
Executive Director
Onyi Ough is an international development practitioner specializing in anti-corruption and service delivery. She is the author of four anti-corruption story books for children that are aimed at educating kids on the impact of corruption. She has co-produced two animated films for kids on anti-corruption ‘Emeka’s Money and Halima’s Vote. Also, she co-produced a short virtual reality documentary ‘Sherifat’s school’ targeted at senior public servants in Nigeria’s education sector. In 2018, she established the Nigerian based Non-Government Organization ‘Step Up for Social Development and Empowerment’ (Step Up Nigeria) & launched the ‘Catch Them Young Initiative’ which is aimed at promoting anti-corruption education in primary schools and has directly reached more than 20,000 children across Nigeria. She was also an anti-corruption expert on the U4 ‘Essentials of Anti-Corruption' Training Course and has worked on anti-corruption projects and programming in Nigeria with FCDO, USAID and UNDP. She has worked in Zambia, South Africa, Nigeria & United Kingdom on a range of projects on anti- corruption and service delivery.
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