mJangale Pitch Presentation at the mEducation Alliance Symposium 2015
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mJangale is an after-school program in Senegal that aims to improve children's skills in reading and math through mobile technology. It hosts programming in schools, teaching subjects like reading, math, and technology using approved apps and content. The program is led by a team of education experts and has trained 200 children across 6 schools in 3 cities so far, with reported improvements in skills and enthusiasm. It is seeking partners, paying customers, dedicated space, and mentors to expand.
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mJangale Pitch Presentation at the mEducation Alliance Symposium 2015
- 1. mJangale: An After School Program for Senegal senmobile@senmobile.com http://senmobile.com http://facebook.com/senmobile mjangale@mjangale.com http://mjangale.com http://facebook.com/mjangalesenegal
- 3. 52% of the pupils have an average grade < 4 out of 10 in math [primary school] 33% of the pupils have an average grade < 4 out of 10 in reading [primary school] 60.8% of pupils finish primary school 26% of the pupils passed the exam to go to middle school in 2013 Context Sources : ChildFund and Ministry of Education 2011, 2012, 2013
- 4. Context
- 5. Our Solution
- 6. Our solution ‘’Jangale" means “learning" in Wolof, one of the local languages of Senegal An after-school program to: Improve children’s skills in reading, math by leveraging mobile technology Initiate children to technology and teach STEM skills
- 10. Apps
- 11. Content Approved by Education Experts & Network of Tutors Certified on our Methodology
- 12. Follow-up with Children and Parents
- 13. Results 200 children trained 6 schools 3 cities (Thiès, Ziguinchor, Dakar) Improved skills Enthusiasm of the children Work with an NGO
- 15. What we need? Partners (NGO, CSR, parents associations etc.) Paying customers Dedicated space Mentors Advisors
- 16. Dr. Christelle Scharff Landry Ahouansou Amdane Samb Babacar Diop Chun Hei Cheung Balla Diop Dieng Omar Diakhate Our Team
- 17. Thank You Schools and children of Thies, Ziguinchor and Dakar
- 18. mJangale: An After School Program for Senegal senmobile@senmobile.com http://senmobile.com http://facebook.com/senmobile mjangale@mjangale.com http://mjangale.com http://facebook.com/mjangalesenegal