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How we make an impact, is we initially understand how the world works. By having the deepest possible understanding of the sustainable global goals and what quality education means, we create networks and links between students, entrepreneurs, organisations, and companies. We join “tutor and tutee” to share the necessary skills and information to take on some of the global problems from education to youth unemployment.
Our Values
Interactive Education
Learning has evolved. Living in today’s highly digital world, infusing technology with learning is an integral part of education. Most of our youth today can boldly describe themselves as digital natives, their use of technology in every aspect of their lives will help push the boundaries of education.
Inspired Creativity
Everyone is born full of creativity. Educators and communities are directly or indirectly tasked with nurturing it. Often times communities go without noticing this duty they have. Investing in communities through our partnerships with institutions and
Social Impact
We believe in a future where everyone has the knowledge and networks needed to build purposeful careers and relationships. Our youth-focused
Mozambique had been left desolate by the Civil War that lasted from 1977 – 1992, with an estimated 1.7 million people taking refuge in neighbouring states. Slowly but surely the nation now enjoys a democratic era, but it is still faced with various issues. It has a fast growing economy which means more skills are required to build a developing economy.
In 2017 the Unreported World published a disturbing investigation where young girls are subjected to teachers demanding sex as a condition of giving them their rightful exam grades, a phenomenon know as: Sex for Grades.
The organisation is putting in place a program for the troubled young ladies, to help educate both victim and victimiser about the effects this has on the community and the country as whole.
Youth unemployment is some of the most pressing issues in the world today. According to International Labour Organisation (ILO) global youth unemployment rate is estimated to rise from 12.9 per cent in 2015 to 13.3 per cent.
The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region has the highest rate at around 30 per cent, with “lack of economic opportunity and employment” being the issue.
Africa has the youngest population in the world, it has developing economies but levels of working poverty among the young adults remain high with 70 per cent living on less than US$3.10 per day.
Accelerating technological advances will complicate this challenge and in many countries, which calls for major improvements to the education systems.
Goal Four Foundation works together with governments and organisations to put in place measures to improve the quality of education and also provide a stronger bond between entrepreneurs and resource personnels.
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