Fundraiser Details: Malawi Education Journey Documentary
Title: Malawi Education Journey: Documentary Fundraiser
About the Project: We are creating a documentary to explore the challenges and opportunities within Malawi's education system. This project will delve into primary, secondary, and tertiary education, highlighting the obstacles faced by students and educators. Through interviews with teachers, government officials, and educational experts, we aim to uncover actionable solutions that align with Malawi’s Vision 2063 development plan.
Why This Matters: Malawi’s free primary education initiative has led to overcrowded classrooms and a strained education system. With a teacher-student ratio of 130:1 in primary schools and limited university slots for eligible candidates, many students are left without adequate educational opportunities. This documentary seeks to bring these issues to light and propose viable solutions to improve the education landscape in Malawi.
Goals:
- Primary Education: Investigate overcrowded schools and interview teachers and head teachers about their challenges and solutions.
- Secondary Education: Explore the shift system used to manage overpopulation and discuss improvements with educators and officials.
- Tertiary Education: Examine university capacity issues and the role of technical and community colleges in expanding access to higher education.
How Funds Will Be Used:
- Production Costs: Cover filming, editing, and equipment expenses.
- Travel Expenses: Enable our team to visit various schools and universities across Malawi.
- Interviews and Research: Facilitate in-depth interviews with key stakeholders and thorough research.
- Distribution: Share the documentary widely to raise awareness and drive change.
Call to Action: Your support is crucial in making this documentary a reality. By donating, you will help us shed light on the critical issues in Malawi’s education system and advocate for effective solutions. Together, we can make a difference and contribute to a brighter future for Malawian students.
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