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our educational services

 

Our Educational Services

 

Fundasaun Alola's Education and Literacy Program has facilitated and implemented programs for various schools in Timor-Leste. In partnership with Ministry of Education in Timor-Leste, Fundasaun Alola selects schools annually at which to conduct school visits and training. In 2010, the Education and Literacy Program established a Resource Centre to model best practice teaching and learning, and to function as a centre to promote education for community children.

 

School Visits in Dili

 

The Schools Visits Program is a branch program of the Education Teaching and Learning Program for implementing the best practice teaching and learning models. This program is implemented as a way of promoting local resources created by the staff of Fundasaun Alola, which can be used as teaching tools and to model various active and integrated teaching and learning methodologies, as well as to meet the specific needs of students and teachers in Timor-Leste.

 

Beneficiaries from School Visits

 

Schools visited (2009-2010)

 

  • Marinir Primary School
  • Alto Hospital Primary School
  • Paiol Primary School
  • Ai-turi Laran Primary School
  • Farol Pre-primary School
  • Special School of Taibessi
  • Rumbia Primary School
  • Ai-dak Bihare Primary School
  • Tasi-tolu Primary School
  • No.2 Bidau Masaur Primary School
  • Play Group Comoro Pre-primary School
  • Manleuana Pre-primary School

 

Schools Visited in 2011

 

  • Pre-primary school No. 10 Camea Raihun
  • Primary School Acanunu
  • Primary School Manlu-ana
  • Pre-primary school Playgroup Comoro
  • Pre-primary school Perumnas
  • Primary School Tuana-laran
  • Primary School Ai-mutin
  • Primary School Ai-lok Lran
  • Pre-primary School Sagrada Familia
  • Pre-primary School Assisi

 

 

The Fundasaun Alola Education Program in Dili

 

The Education Resource Centre was established with the purpose of delivering various educational programs, and to facilitate a friendly space for teaching and learning where teachers, students, parents and children of all ages are welcomed. The resource centre program is based on the curriculum of Timor-Leste, and aims to model best practice integrated and active teaching and learning, as well as promote the use of local materials as teaching tools. The centre further aims to support teachers, students, school communities, and parents so they can increase their knowledge and understanding of ways to assist their children's educational progress before and during formal schooling.