Education impact – education Mozambique

Our project work in education since the 90s has great education impact.

Education impact on poverty is undeniable in the districts of South Sofala. These are some goals achieved by ESMABAMA as an education non profit organization:

6928 students in the complete general schools of ESMABAMA, with great education impact;

1176 students in the boarding schools of the complete general schools of ESMABAMA;

262 students in the Middle Agrarian Institutes of ESMABAMA (housed in the boarding school of the Institute);

1171 students in the Literacy Centers;

31 Literacy Centers, each with about 35 students;

60% of the students in ESMABAMA literacy centers are women for sustainable educational development. Which in the long run provides higher income and better management within the families;

119 students in pre-schools in schools co-managed by ESMABAMA;

61 students in ESMABAMA schools with economic difficulties do not pay school fees (expenses are covered by ESMABAMA);

200 pupils supported in their studies through the peace school;

Around 80% of the teachers and other staff in the development centers have increased their schooling and knowledge through scholarships, provided by ESMABAMA, at the Catholic University of Mozambique (UCM). This is one of the education accomplishments that has contributed to the improvement of the quality of ESMABAMA's work. All the directors and pedagogues of the General Schools have benefited from scholarships from the ESMABAMA Association;

410 university scholarships, awarded with the support of ESMABAMA, between the years 2013 and 2022;

Some of the best students from the general schools in the development centers are selected for university scholarships to progress in their studies after finishing secondary school;

30 to 40% of the teachers who teach in the development centers of Estaquinha, Mangunde, Barada and Machanga, studied in these same places, encouraging studies and employability in the region. Consequently, the population is even more stimulated to enroll their children in schools;

80% of the school collaborators are paid by the State, the rest by ESMABAMA.

Note: Education Mozambique – ESMABAMA data referring to June 2022 on education achievements, regarding education for development.

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