ESSAY 1
What is e-Learning? (2Lines). How do you see e-Learning improving education in sub-Sahara Africa? (5 lines).    Conclusion (2 lines).
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Not more than 170 words
Font and Size: Use either Times New Roman, Arial or Calibri (12)
Who qualifies: African students and those of African Descent.
Age- Between 17 and 29 years, an undergraduate student in a university in sub-Sahara Africa or in the Diaspora
Sign up as a fan of NAF on either Facebook or at NAF at www.nationalafricafoundation.org with your name, email address and the name of your university.
Winners of the ten (10) best responses from sub-Sahara Africa and from the Diaspora would be published at the website of National Africa Foundation (www.nationalafricafoundation.org). The best of the ten best in the two categories wins a NAF traveling bag each.
Note: Avoid the slightest temptation of cheating
 

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Test Prep Classes begin

We are glad to announce that the much anticipated Online Test Prep program is finally taking off next week. The categories are SAT or ACT, GRE and GMAT.

These tests can be taken anywhere in the world for admission into accreditted colleges and universities in the United States and Canada including the Ivy League schools. They are taken several times in a year and after the test, the schools would contact those students who have scored high marks and provide them with admission, mostly with financial aid packages as well.

Other tests would be added as we get students to register from around the world. To register or ask questions send email to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it You can also find us on Facebook and Twitter. 
 
NAF News Update

Several things have been happening since the executive director returned from his trip to Ghana last August. While in Ghana he launched two online colleges among other online  educational programs. We want to provide you an update so that you would know where we are on those initiatives.

Website: The first report is that our website is undergoing facelift and very soon we would be unveiling a completely remodeled website that would be safe and secure and more user-friendly.

Guidance and Counseling: We are pleased to mention that we are gradually extending our programs to areas beyond the United States and Ghana. We have included guidance and counseling to help high school and college students in the choice of programs and universities to attend. This is a booster to our SAT/ACT and GRE/GMAT students who are always confronted with such questions of how to know the good courses and universities. We have tried to explain the relationship between SAT and ACT so that students in the high school would know which one to register for.

Support Needed: There are some areas we currently need support with: 

 Teachers- We need teachers who can teach any of the Test-prep courses- SAT/ACT, GRE/GMAT, TOEFL/ESL, MCAT/LSAT, remedial subjects like English and Math for students who need extra assistance to pass the tests on these subjects to enhance their university admissions in Ghana. We need experience teachers who can devote a month, semester or a year teaching any of the above courses online. But we also need other teachers who may want to be remunerated for their services in teaching any of the courses. (We would provide the training for the online teaching).
   We would need another type of teachers- those who may want to volunteer their time and service to join us in our African expedition to train retirees, adults and workers in computer literacy two-four weeks in the summer.

 Financial Support: We also need others who would support us financially with either a one time or regular donations in our efforts to open up more educational opportunities to students in Africa beyond their own countries. There are several good overseas universities looking to enroll qualified students from anywhere in the world. There are several students in Africa who qualify to enter college but are denied the chance because there aren’t enough universities in their own countries to absorb them. Our online courses would provide them access and the opportunity to enroll in overseas universities through the test-prep and remedial programs.

 The financial donation would also go into supporting the training of teachers in the use and application of technology in their classrooms. Most of these teachers are very good already but lack the knowledge of integrating technology in their lessons. We would very much appreciate your kind support.  

To respond to any of the above needs, please send email to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it . Thank you. Smile 

 
Executive Director back after launching
The Executive Director, Mr. Prince M. Obiri-Mainoo returned to the U.S. last Friday, August 26 after launching a series of e-learning programs in Ghana. On the whole, the launching in Accra an Kumasi were succesful with several students, faculty members and workers attending, especially in Accra.

Prominent among these are the online College of Education for the training of teachers and School of Public Health for nursing students. Applications are currently being accepted into the two programs which are accredited by two UK universities. Duration of the programs is one year and the fees are very moderate. We encourage students in Ghana, sub-Sahara Africa and indeed, everywhere in the world to register for enrolment. Because they are accredited, the degrees awarded could be applied for graduate and further studies everywhere in the world.

Other programs launched were the Computer Learning Center (CLC) Initiative to support individuals, churches, and communities to establish more CLCs to provide easier and quicker access to students, workers and adults who want to enroll in online courses. Computer literacy classes are also being encouraged among all people incluing workers, adults and retirees. NAF will provide all training materials, and also train and attach technicians to every CLC. Whilr NAF is not offering the computers for the CLC, we would be willing to recommend and even arrange to ship the computers purchased to investors wherever they may be.

Test-Prep programs such as SAT, ACT, GRE and GMAT in addition to Remedial Classes online and the Entrepreneurial and Job Creation packages were also launched. To enroll in any of the above programs, send email to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it You may also follow us on Twitter and be a fan on Facebook where we have several pictures of the launching uploaded for your viewing pleasure. Let us know you are a fan of NACE and NASOPH.
 
Domain Names for sale!
We have the following domain names to sell:

AFRICANNATIONS.ORG -
Rebuildersinternational.com
Afroscope.org
Mac's Vision.org

Please, contact executive director for details.