Quality education

The 'Centre for Language Enhancement' at the University of Rwanda provides various English courses, including General English (English for General Purposes), English for Specific Purposes (English for Specific Purposes), English for academic purposes (English for Academic Purposes) and scientific writing (Academic Writing). The first three courses are respectively taught to students of the first, second and third years of the undergraduate cycle of the University of Rwanda and the last to those of the second and third cycle. The center also offers French as a foreign language course to volunteer undergraduate students.

“Les Enfants Du Soleil” is a French association represented in Madagascar by our General Delegation, recognized as being of public utility and created in 1995. Its vocation is 3 main missions: – Welcoming street children in our villages (accommodation, food, education, health, professional integration, etc.). When possible, reintegration of children into their families – Welcoming single street mothers (accommodation, food, crèche, professional training and reintegration) – Offering a meal to children in the South-West of Madagascar to enable them to go to school (Canteens close to their school)

The Can Tho Education and Training Department has long been recognized as the most dynamic secondary education and training center in the Mekong Delta. It always attaches great importance to multilingual teaching, including that of the French language. He has developed French-speaking cooperation with several French organizations (Consulate General of France in Ho Chi Minh, French Embassy in Hanoi) and also international organizations (including CREFAP/OIF, I'AUF, etc.).

Eau de Coco took its roots in Battambang, Cambodia at the end of 1994, in order to support destitute families following the crimes perpetrated by the Khmer Rouge. A few years later, Eau de Coco extended its aid to disadvantaged populations in Brazil and Madagascar, particularly supporting children and women and focusing on education as a driver of development. Today, through its various action programs, Eau de Coco contributes to improving the quality of life of more than 40.000 people in Madagascar and Cambodia.

The Alliance Française d'Ambatondrazaka is an association under Malagasy law created in 1977 and recognized as being of public utility. Its mission, common to all Alliances Françaises, is to: • Develop the teaching and use of the French language; • Promote knowledge of French and Francophone cultures; • Promote diversity and dialogue between cultures.

The School of Arts and Languages ​​of the University of Rwanda teaches various courses, especially language and literature courses. The four official languages ​​of Rwanda are taught there, namely English, French, Kinyarwanda and Kiswahili. However, the predominance of English and Kinyarwanda in all areas of life in Rwanda since English became the official language and language of teaching of Rwanda means that French has lost its status as the language of teaching today. Today is clearly losing momentum. Serious measures and more effective strategies are needed to…

Pour un Sourire d'Enfant (PSE) – For a Child's Smile is a non-profit organization founded by Christian and Marie-France des Pallières, operating in Cambodia since 1995. Its mission is to help children escape from destitution and lead them to decent , skilled and well-paid jobs. Recognized by the local authorities, PSE is working in respect of the country with the Cambodians and thus supports sustainable development.

Created in 2002 by the French NGO Agir pour le Cambodge (APLC), Sala Baï is a hotel school based in Siem Reap, Cambodia, very close to the archaeological site of Angkor. Each year, the school trains 150 very disadvantaged young people free of charge in careers in the hotel and catering industry and in sustainable agriculture. 70% of promotions are made up of girls due to their greater vulnerability.

The European Institute for Cooperation and Development (IECD), an international solidarity organization created in 1988, implements economic and human development projects in around fifteen countries, in partnership with local institutions, enabling young people and people in precarious situation of access to decent and sustainable jobs, in a quality educational and health environment.

The European Institute for Cooperation and Development (IECD), an international solidarity organization created in 1988, implements economic and human development projects in around fifteen countries, in partnership with local institutions, enabling young people and people in precarious situation of access to decent and sustainable jobs, in a quality educational and health environment.