Have any questions? Find answers here!
The Africa Teachers Festival (ATF) is a unique gathering, and we understand that participants, partners, and coordinators may have questions about how it operates, what to expect, and how to get involved.
Our FAQ page is designed to provide clear answers, set expectations, and help everyone prepare confidently for the festival experience. Whether you’re a first-time participant or a returning supporter, these answers will guide you every step of the way.
What is the Africa Teachers Festival (ATF)?
ATF is an annual pan-African event that celebrates, trains, and empowers teachers through workshops, cultural exchanges, wellness programs, and leadership development.
Who can attend the festival?
The festival is open to teachers, educators, school leaders, education advocates, and partners from within Nigeria and across Africa.
How do I register for the festival?
You can register online through our official website at www.atffest.org Registration details, deadlines, and requirements are listed there.
Is there a registration fee?
No. The registration fee, workshops, festival materials, participation certificates, and some meals will be taken care of by the organizers. Full details are shared during the registration process.
Where will the 2026 ATF take place?
The 2026 edition will be held in Nigeria. Details about the venue and accommodation will be published on our website and social media handles when we have them sorted.
Will accommodation be provided?
Yes. Accommodation arrangements are included in the festival package, but participants are advised to check their registration details for specifics on room assignments and hotel partnerships.
How long is the festival?
The festival runs for five days — including arrival and departure — packed with workshops, cultural events, wellness sessions, and networking activities.
Can I attend part of the festival or must I attend all five days?
Participants are encouraged to attend the full festival to benefit from the complete experience. However, special arrangements can be made on a case-by-case basis.
Who are the speakers and facilitators?
Our speakers include top educators, mental health experts, innovators in technology, cultural icons, and leadership coaches from Africa and beyond. Speaker details will be published on our website.
Will there be certificates of participation?
Yes. All participants who complete the festival program will receive an official Certificate of Participation from ATF.
How can I become a state coordinator?
Interested teachers must apply and go through a strict selection process based on criteria such as professional experience, leadership qualities, and commitment to ATF’s vision.
Are there sponsorship or partnership opportunities?
Yes. We welcome partnerships with organizations, companies, and individuals who share our vision of empowering educators. Interested parties can contact us via wecare@atffest.org.
What safety measures are in place for participants?
ATF prioritizes the safety and well-being of all participants. We have medical personnel on-site, security arrangements, and emergency protocols in place throughout the event.
How can I stay updated on festival news and announcements?
You can follow us on our social media platforms, join our mailing list on www.atffest.org, or connect with your state coordinator for updates.
What happens after the festival?
After the festival, participants become part of the ATF Alumni Network, which offers continued learning, networking opportunities, and involvement in future events and projects.
