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Pan-African Awards 2009 - Enter Now!

2nd Prize Winners 2008 The EDUCATING AFRICA Pan-African Awards for Entrepreneurship in Education 2009 are now open.

As well as a first prize of $10,000 there are 50 awards of $1,000 available for the best entry from every country on the continent!

To find out more and enter, click here.

Education That Pays For Itself 2009 - Conference Registration Open!

Focusing on 'Income Generation for Education', this year's event will take place from 8-10 December 2009 in Ecuador, South America.

Hosted by the Yachana Foundation which runs an Eco-Lodge and High School in the Amazon rainforest it's sure to be another memorable event.

For more info, click here!

Project Blogs Go Live!

Our new Teach A Man To Fish School projects have just started in Kenya, Uganda and Nicaragua.

Keep up to date with how they're getting on...

Uganda : Kenya : Nicaragua

Volunteering Opportunities - New!

F Voluntour South Africa rom 'Voluntouring' in South Africa, to getting your hands dirty at a Teach A Man To Fish School in Bolivia- there are plenty of new ways to do good and have fun!

To read more click here.

Helping people to help themselves
Education represents a powerful tool for generating jobs, improving incomes, and expanding the opportunities available to young people in developing countries.

TeachAManToFish works to support schools and education programs in developing countries to offer a better quality, financially sustainable education to the most needy.

We want to make the benefits of a vocational education open to all who want it, and support those organisations who share this aim.

To facilitate knowledge sharing we have also established a free-to-join international network of schools & partner NGOs committed to sustainable approaches to tackling rural poverty.

The 'Education That Pays For Itself' Model - A Focus on Self-Sufficiency

Practising what we preach
Creating jobs requires creating entrepreneurs. We believe that the most successful institutions at producing graduates equipped for running their own businesses are those that themselves take an entrepreneurial approach to managing their programmes.

Raising school income
By incorporating production into the educational process not only can students gain a first-hand knowledge of the subjects they study, but useful income can be generated to finance academic overheads.

A realistic long-term goal
Could a school eventually be 100% financially self-sufficient? Yes!

Our first school, the San Francisco Agricultural High School in Paraguay is now covering all of its operational costs in this way - including depreciation! - while meeting internationally recognised standards for excellence in education.

Find out more...

... or watch our online animation 'TeachAManToFish made simple'

Supporting Schools & Education Programs

What can we do for you?
The TeachAManToFish international network offers schools and education programs a chance to interact with other institutions interested in financial sustainability - to share innovations and spread best practise.

From online forums, to regular conferences, we're actively working on a range of opportunities for network members to come together and share ideas and experiences.

To find out more about what we can do for you - click here

TeachAManToFish Video Now Online!

Watch the video below and discover how one of our partners is offering its students a first class education that pays for itself!

TeachAManToFish Made Simple

We're making getting more kids a better education as easy as following a recipe - watch this short animation and find out how!



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The 'Education That Pays For Itself' Model - A Focus on Self-Sufficiency