Mouvement Netzkraft

Afghanistan-Schulen e.V.

Verein zur Unterstützung von Schulen in Afghanistan

Deefenallee 21
22113 Oststeinbek (Hamburg)
Allemagne

Personne de contact: Marga Flader

+49 (0)40 712 24 67; +49 (0)160 581 3473
info@afghanistan-schulen.de
http://www.afghanistan-schulen.de
http://www.facebook.com/AfghanistanSchulen

Les Thèmes

  • Organisation d'aide
  • Politique + projet d'éducation
  • Condition + projet féminin
  • Bénévoles sont les bienvenus.

Qui sommes-nous

The aim of the non-profit organisation registered in Germany under the name of Afghanistan-Schulen – Verein zur Unterstützung von Schulen in Afghanistan e.V., (in short: Afghanistan-Schulen), founded in 1984 by Mrs. Ursula Nölle, is to provide better education opportunities for Afghan girls and boys from nursery school to university as well as vocational training.

We consider our projects as help for self help. We work closely together with the people in the towns and villages. Our partners suggest the projects and together we try to implement them in a culturally acceptable way.

Our work
• Support for state schools in Northern Afghanistan by constructing schools buildings, maintaining them, improving the drinking water supply and especiallythrough the small projects funds which enables the schools to implement projects themselves.
• As there are still deficits in the state education system, we offer courses in our Education Centre (EC). Young people who aim to study at university can revise here all school subjects from grade 10. For students of grades 7 to 9 we offer courses in mathematics and languages (Pashtoo, Dari and English). Furthermore, there are additional English courses and computer training. In the workshop of the EC grounds, young men are trained to become electricians (previously we trained carpenters).

• We organize teacher training seminars in the Education Centre for teachers of 4 districts around Andkhoi.
• In private homes we are running courses for older girls and women who previously had not had the chance to go to school. They are studying all subjects up to grade 6 in three years. Furthermore, we run sewing courses in which the participants also learn reading, writing, arithmetic and get health education.

• In Germany we give talks about the experiences gained in Afghanistan and raise funds for the projects.
We coordinate the work with the partner organization in Kabul and regularly visit projects in Afghanistan . Everyone works voluntarily.

Marga Flader chairs the board of Afghanistan-Schulen e.V..

For other net participants we can offer an expert guidance through trained staff, give an expert opinion, procure expert information and establish new contacts in the field of our work.

Arab Shah Bala Girls Lycee, a village school in the district of Khancharbagh (Province Faryab) in the northwest of Afghanistan. Almost 1000 girls learn here from grade 1 to 12.
A so called home school where older girls and women study all school subjects from grade 1 to 6 in three years. Some join grade 7 of normal state school afterwards - others are happy with what they learned in the home school.
A carpenter making tables and benches for schools.
Transport of the tables and benches from the bazar to the schools.
Schule in einer Kleinstadt im Nordwesten Afghanistans
Ausbildungszentrum in Andkhoi, aufgebaut und finanziert von Afghanistan-Schulen
No more war - no more fighting - peace
The end of the show - taschakor - khuda hafiz
The library in the Education Centre in Andkhoi
examination in the education centre in Andkhoi
learning calligraphy in the education centre in Andkhoi
computer lesson when electricity fails and only one computer and the screen can be run to explain the lesson
competitions in the education centre
water is being delivered by rikshaw
Andkhoi bazar
famous melons of the north of Afghanistan
a village school
a new school in a newly populated area near Mazar-e-Sharif
the need for a new school is obvious - 2700 girls studying in tents and derelict buildings which might fall down any day
lessons in a tent at temperatures higher than 40 degrees
displaced persons living in make-shift tents in kabul
a sad boy wondering what future lies ahead of him - in a camp in Kabul
teacher training in Andkhoi Education Centre
Teacher training seminar
Sewing course
Health education