Our mission is to enhance the learners' ability in spoken languages 

The project aims to provide free sessions on spoken languages to the youths in the community of Ambatofotsy Gara, hosted by Mamelasoa High School. After the training, the learners will be familiar enough with the language they chose.

About the project

English language

The first cohort of English club at Mamelasoa High School has started on the 29th of January 2023 and will carry on every Saturday at 8 am (Madagascar time). The key activities are to:

  • familiarise the learners with spoken English via conversations, listening and analysing scenarios, and playing games. By the end of the year, they will be asked to give a 15 minutes presentation on a chosen topic.

  • Visit other English club centres and libraries.

  • Inviting people from other English club centres to visit the Mamelasoa High School English club and more importantly to interact with the learners.

  • Inviting people from English speaking countries to visit the club.

  • Divide the learners according to their level of understanding into two groups and engage with them accordingly.

Team

The learners are equipped with spoken languages to open doors for more opportunities.

Goal

At the moment, the team is composed of two entrusted individuals, namely :

  • Miss Salome Ranaivomanana is a young professional in the area of agriculture. She is passionate about improving the living of people in rural areas. She holds a certificate from ETP (English Teaching Program) after finishing an English program in the institution.

  • Miss Valimbavaka Hosana Ranaivomanana, who holds a PhD degree in Mathematics from the University of Stellenbosch, South Africa. She lived in South Africa for six years and is fluent in English.

Starting point

At the moment we offer English language which has started on the 29th of January, 2023.

Next step

Offering French language.

Support needs

To function, the club needs:

  • furniture: laptop(s)/computer(s), radio(s), TV(s), a printer, chalk, sponges, projector(s) and books.

  • Funds to pay the teachers, to invite the visitors and for the students visit to other centres/libraries.

Donate

Should you be convinced by the work that we are doing and would like to support us, please do not hesitate to do so here.

You are changing the lives of the forgotten and the underprivileged, and we are very grateful for your participation.

Miss Salome

Dr. Hosana

Mamelasoa High School's English Club Boosts Spoken Language Proficiency

News

Mr Silasy, a representative of Teachers'Resources Center (TRC)-DREN Analamanga visited Mamelasoa High Scholl on the 14th of March 2023. He gave some insight on TRC, and established a partnership between Mamelasoa English Club and TRC.

14/03/2023

03/08/2023

The English Club Mamelasoa visited TRC-DREN Analamanga on Thursday 03 August 2023. The students were divided into three groups, and each group was assigned a topic to search for. Hence, they were given 30 min to do some research, then they had to present on their topic afterwards.

Next, we visited Tahala Rarihasina where we've met with Dol'Aj who informed us on HAVATSA-UPEM and assowed us to read some poems, whether our own or someone else's. It was a great experience!

Before heading back to the bus stop, we visited some monuments at Andohalo. That is to break from the environment we used to and to take some pictures.

The day was full, informative and recreative at the same time.

Group 3

Miss Salome

Group 2

Group 1

Andohalo

Cathedral Andohalo

Teachers' Resources Center

A video of a student during the practice session.

27/09/2024

The third cohort of the English Club has started on the 27th of September 2024. We have a new member in the team, Miss Salome Ranaivomanana, who took over the duty of Mr Tafita Miangaly. We are grateful for what Tafita has done for the club and we warmly welcome Salome on board.

From left to right, Mr. David, Mr. Tafita and Mr. Silasy

“Andrianiko ny teniko, ny an'ny hafa koa feheziko.”

"I value my mother tongue and I master other languages."

–Malagasy proverb