

The Wasted Talent
In Madagascar only 1 in every 20 people make it to university. There are few or no scholarships and thus tertiary study is a privilege reserved for the small number of people who can afford it. As a result, the majority of the most brilliant minds are limited to low- paying, unfulfilling careers.


RECRUITMENT
We assess the very brightest students who can’t afford high school or university and select those who show motivation and computer programming aptitude.


EDUCATION
Students receive two years of English and Computer programming instruction at our live-in training centre in Mahanoro, a small beach town in Eastern Madagascar.


ENTERPRISE
Graduates begin exciting work developing software with overseas teams. They continue to advance their skills and earn a life-changing salary to support themselves, and their families. 100% of profits made are used to train the next wave of talented students.


SUSTAINABLE
With the enterprise up and running, we’ll be able to grow our student base without further donations – the work completed by a single graduate will fund an estimated 7 further students.