Sister Zeph, Global Teacher Prize Winner meets Founder of the Global Teacher Prize

Sister Zeph, the distinguished recipient of the 2023 Global Teacher Prize, shared a momentous encounter with Sunny Varkey, the visionary founder of the Global Teacher Prize.

This symbolic union unfolded as a celebration of excellence in education and a testament to the transformative power of teaching.

Varkey, known for his advocacy of quality education, emphasised the pivotal role teachers play in shaping a society, stating, “Teaching is the mother of all professions. If you don’t have good teachers, you’re not going to have a good society.” This resonated deeply with the mission of Sister Zeph, whose commitment to education has left an indelible mark on the lives of many.

The Varkey Foundation Global Teacher Prize 2023, orchestrated in collaboration with UNESCO and strategically partnered with Dubai Cares, provided the backdrop for this momentous meeting. The ceremony underscored the global significance of acknowledging and uplifting educators who go above and beyond to make a lasting impact on the world.

Sister Zeph’s journey to this accolade is a narrative of dedication, resilience, and a profound belief in the power of education to drive positive change. Her innovative approaches to teaching, particularly in underserved communities, have set a standard for excellence.

As #GlobalTeacherPrize trends globally, Sister Zeph’s story becomes a beacon of inspiration, echoing the sentiment that #TeachersMatter.

The meeting with Sunny Varkey symbolizes a shared commitment to fostering a world where education is a catalyst for societal progress.

The collaborative efforts of the Varkey Foundation, UNESCO, and Dubai Cares continue to elevate the teaching profession on the global stage. Sister Zeph’s recognition amplifies the foundation’s mission to spotlight educators who are making a difference, reaffirming that education is the cornerstone of a prosperous and enlightened society.

Folaranmi Ajayi

Folaranmi Ajayi, Senior Reporter at Edugist is an educator with over a decade of experience in teaching and helping students pass exams with above-average grades. He is an investigative education journalist with a special interest in local education reporting, mentoring students, public speaking, and online training.

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