Milestone Achievement: Launch of Tiny Totos Pilot Bootcamp in Addis 🚀
- Tiny Totos
- Jun 14, 2023
- 1 min read
Updated: Apr 11, 2024
Tiny Totos has successfully launched a pilot bootcamp in Addis after a year of planning. This initiative introduces the first cohort of Ethiopian members to an expanded regional childcare network. The objective is not only to develop a resilient group of community-based childcare entrepreneurs but also to foster a culture of listening and learning. Feedback sessions are integrated into the bootcamp schedule to enable Tiny Totos teachers to learn from childcare operators and adapt intervention models effectively. With a decade of experience in the childcare sector, Tiny Totos aims to ensure authentic buy-in for the Addis-based bootcamps, marking the beginning of a regional expansion effort in Ethiopia. For more information or to get involved, interested parties can contact Karungari Wachira, the People and Partnerships Director, via email at kwachira@tinytotos.com


Congratulations on launching the pilot bootcamp in Addis—programs that build practical skills and local opportunity are exciting to see. For a creative interactive break, Nate Hand Gesture offers a psychological horror visual novel with dialogue choices and multiple endings.
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This regional childcare bootcamp is a meaningful milestone—especially the emphasis on listening to operators and adapting the model from their feedback. For anyone taking a short break between learning sessions, Geometry Dash JP offers a free browser-based game without a download.
A truly impressive move by Tiny Totos! Listening to and adapting the model based on feedback from community childcare providers in Addis Ababa is key to sustainable growth. This model reminds me of the game Dordle — to successfully solve a complex problem, you can't rely on a single solution; you have to proactively "work, guess, and experiment" with two parallel perspectives simultaneously. Wishing this expansion model great success!