Social missions in Madagascar

Join our community project in Nosy Be, Madagascar, and take this unique opportunity to make a positive impact in the region. Whether through the construction of educational infrastructure, teaching or introducing English to children, you can help make a difference.

The “Family” projects are suitable for children from 4 years old. Our advisors will provide personalized recommendations based on your children’s ages, the destination, and the type of mission.

Construction and renovation mission

This programme aims to support small island communities by building and renovating essential educational facilities.

Participants begin with a meeting with a coordinator to discuss the project needs. They then work at least four hours per day on-site alongside other participants under the supervision of a local coordinator. Tasks include construction, renovation, painting, carpentry, gardening, and more.

Volunteers are encouraged to be cautious when using equipment and to take advantage of the experience to learn.

Teaching mission

As a volunteer teacher, you have the opportunity to interact with students from diverse backgrounds and cultures while bringing in new and modern teaching approaches.

Even without prior experience, you can assist local teachers in various subjects such as mathematics, history, science, etc. English is particularly important to teach, as Nosy Be, where the programme takes place, is a popular tourist destination in Madagascar.

Your role includes:

• lesson planning
• assisting students
• creating engaging activities
• regularly assessing progress
• You must be punctual, respect the local dress code, and actively take part in other activities.

Kindergarten

This programme focuses on teaching English to young children in a kindergarten, recognizing that early learning will benefit their future. The teaching approach is informal, centered on play and interactions. The children, from underprivileged families, will receive quality education through this programme. Activities focus on cognitive, social, and emotional development.

Volunteer responsibilities include assisting children, teaching under the guidance of local teachers, creating engaging activities, and regularly assessing progress.

A typical day includes four hours of teaching at the school, with the option to teach an additional two hours at a community center.

Volunteers should be punctual, creative, patient, and respectful of the local dress code. They are encouraged to actively participate in other activities and fully embrace their learning experience.