The National Africa Foundation is committed to the long-term wellness and the vitality of Africa. To that end, we want to introduce our recent educational initiative. Our desire is to facilitate the opportunity for Africans to obtain a university level education. In seeking to do so, we are pursuing partnerships with community colleges located in the United States who offer online learning 2-year degree programs. As an organization, the NAF will serve as the liaison for students and educational institutions to partner to complete the first two years of their university education in Africa. Then, in phase two, the student from Africa will relocate to the United States to complete the remaining 2 years of their undergraduate degrees.

The NAF's desire is to provide guidance and support which will enable students to transition seamlessly from the virtual coursework at the community college level to the remainder of their undergraduate work at the 4-year university. The NAF will also act as a liaison to assist you with questions and computer literacy courses to enable you to be successful. At the end of the two year degree, it is the intent of the NAF to assist E-Learning Intitiative participants in locating a 4-year college to transfer to, to complete their education in the United States. It should bee noted that there are a number of factors which can interfere with this reality, and these should be considered as participants move forward. Admission to the four year university is dependent upon academic performance and other factors which are not controlled by the NAF. In addition, the potential reality of a denial of a Student Visa by the US Government exists. Should these issues arise, the NAF will also be making efforts to partner with universities in Ghana to absorb those students, who through no fault of their own, are unable to obtain access to the 4-year university in the United States.

After consideration of these potential realities, you wish to enter into the partnership with the NAF, we welcome the opportunity to serve you. The next step is to pay the one time fee via Pay Pal. Again, once payment is confirmed, you will be contacted with further instructions. For additional questions about the E-Learning Initiative, email us at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

Are you a community college interested in partnering with the NAF? Please email us at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it We look forward to hearing from you!

Cost of Program: One time fee of $200 USD, if computer literacy training is needed, $50 one time fee if no computer literacy training is needed.

Services provided: Two year commitment to each student to act in the role of liaison providing access to partner community  college(s) and associated incidentals, as well as assisting with the identification and transition to the United States and securing a relationship with a U.S. partner university for the purpose of completing the final 2 years of the student's undergraduate program. Books, laptop, and tuition costs to be borne by the student and/or family/sponsor.

What's the next step?

1. Complete the registration by clicking here.
2. Pay the appropriate fee through the NAF Pay Pal account.
Once payment is verified, you are provided access to the partner community college registration information to begin your online courses, your first step in realizing your dream of completing your university degree.

Choice of majors:

At the present time, we can support the following online degree programs:
(This list is subject to revision.)
Associate in Arts Degrees (AA)
AA General Studies
AA Fashion Merchandising Management
AA Human Services
AA Humanities and Social Sciences
AA Liberal Arts
AA Literature
AA Math and Science
AA Psychology
AA Writing
Applied Associate in Science (AAS)  Degrees
AAS Accounting
AAS Business Management
AAS Business Marketing
AAS Chemical Dependency Counseling
AAS Computer Information Systems
AAS Criminal Justice
AAS Health Service Management
AAS Hotel and Restaurant Management
AAS Human Resource Management
AAS Human Services
AAS E-commerce
AAS Information Technology
AAS Liberal Arts
AAS Marketing
AAS Paralegal
AAS Public Administration Studies
AAS Travel and Tourism
AAS Tourism Management
Associate in Science Degrees
AS Biology
AS Business Administration
AS Business Management and Economics
AS Business Accounting
AS Computer Information Systems
AS Computer Science
AS Criminal Justice
AS Human Development
AS Labor studies
AS Sports and Tourism Studies
 

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Welcome to NAF: Making A Difference Among Africans!
National Africa Foundation (NAF) serves as "inter-continental bridge"         between educational and business sectors in North America and the European                                 Union on one hand, and the global African community on the other.

In the United States and Canada, NAF provides services to                                    immigrants hoping to transition into a new way of life.Please,                                        check our Services to see what services are available.

In Africa, NAF is leading a formidable force in the areas of Information Technology              and Entrepreneurship Education. The youth and adults are trained to be employables         and to contribute to the developmental efforts of their governments. Our platform is    e-Learning or distance education. For your convenience, we have provided links to     questions about e-learning in our Services.
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West African Teachers' Conference Ends In Ghana

The much-publicized West African Teachers Conference (WATC) ended successfully last Monday, the 16th. of August at the GNAT Teachers Center in Accra, Ghana. In all there were about 120 participants in attendance that included presenters from Ghana, Nigeria, Liberia and Benin. 

The conference, which was a joint collaboration between NAF and Teachers Without Borders was formally opened on Friday, the 13th of August with an address by Mrs. Elizabeth Amoah-Tettey, the Deputy Minister of Education. Amongst the dignitaries present were some high ranking government officials and education professionals from Nigeria and the Acting Secretary General of Ghana's Commission on UNESCO, Ms. Sylvia Lutterodt.

Check out the scenes from the conference!