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The seeds of GoTeach began in 2009 when SOS Children's Villages Madagascar and DHL International Madagascar started a youth employability partnership, while DPDHL and Teach First Deutschland, one of the partners in the Teach For All global network, launched a partnership in Germany. A year later, DPDHL officially kick-offed the GoTeach program with SOS Children’s Villages and Teach For All. In just over ten years, GoTeach has grown to include partnerships in nearly 60 countries. | The seeds of GoTeach began in 2009 when SOS Children's Villages Madagascar and DHL International Madagascar started a youth employability partnership, while DPDHL and Teach First Deutschland, one of the partners in the Teach For All global network, launched a partnership in Germany. A year later, DPDHL officially kick-offed the GoTeach program with SOS Children’s Villages and Teach For All. In just over ten years, GoTeach has grown to include partnerships in nearly 60 countries. | ||
===Overview Countries and Regions=== | |||
====== The global GoTeach program has by now established '''68 national partnerships in 58 countries''' worldwide. ====== | |||
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|AMERICAS | |||
|Argentina – Bolivia – Brazil – Chile – Colombia – Costa Rica – Dominican Republic – Ecuador – El Salvador – Guatemala – Haiti – Honduras – Jamaica – Mexico – Nicaragua – Panama – Paraguay – Peru – Uruguay | |||
|Argentina – Chile – Colombia – Ecuador – Paraguay – Peru – Uruguay – Mexico | |||
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|AFRICA | |||
|Benin – Burundi – Cape Verde – Ghana – Ethiopia – Ivory Coast – Kenya – Lesotho – Mali – Mauritius – Madagascar – Morocco – Nigeria – South Africa – Senegal – Swaziland – Tanzania – Togo – Uganda | |||
|Uganda | |||
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|Indonesia – Sri Lanka – Thailand – Vietnam | |||
| style="vertical-align:middle;text-align:left;" |Bangladesh – Cambodia – India – Philippines – Malaysia | |||
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|EUROPE | |||
|Lithuania – Serbia – Sweden | |||
|Armenia – Germany – Denmark – Spain – UK* | |||
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|MENA | |||
|Jordan – Lebanon – Syria | |||
|Lebanon | |||
|}<nowiki>*</nowiki>) in cooperation with the DHL UK Foundation | |||
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Revision as of 11:40, 9 December 2020
2.3.1 History of the Programme
GoTeach celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2019.
The seeds of GoTeach began in 2009 when SOS Children's Villages Madagascar and DHL International Madagascar started a youth employability partnership, while DPDHL and Teach First Deutschland, one of the partners in the Teach For All global network, launched a partnership in Germany. A year later, DPDHL officially kick-offed the GoTeach program with SOS Children’s Villages and Teach For All. In just over ten years, GoTeach has grown to include partnerships in nearly 60 countries.
2.3.2 Overview Countries and Regions
2.3.2.1 The global GoTeach program has by now established 68 national partnerships in 58 countries worldwide.
| Region | SOS Children’s Villages | Teach For All network |
|---|---|---|
| AMERICAS | Argentina – Bolivia – Brazil – Chile – Colombia – Costa Rica – Dominican Republic – Ecuador – El Salvador – Guatemala – Haiti – Honduras – Jamaica – Mexico – Nicaragua – Panama – Paraguay – Peru – Uruguay | Argentina – Chile – Colombia – Ecuador – Paraguay – Peru – Uruguay – Mexico |
| AFRICA | Benin – Burundi – Cape Verde – Ghana – Ethiopia – Ivory Coast – Kenya – Lesotho – Mali – Mauritius – Madagascar – Morocco – Nigeria – South Africa – Senegal – Swaziland – Tanzania – Togo – Uganda | Uganda |
| ASIA PACIFIC | Indonesia – Sri Lanka – Thailand – Vietnam | Bangladesh – Cambodia – India – Philippines – Malaysia |
| EUROPE | Lithuania – Serbia – Sweden | Armenia – Germany – Denmark – Spain – UK* |
| MENA | Jordan – Lebanon – Syria | Lebanon |
*) in cooperation with the DHL UK Foundation
| Chapter lead | Annette Wollmann |
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