What African Revival Do

Their vision is an Africa where every child has equal access to education, as we believe education is the key to overcoming poverty.  We have worked with primary and nursery schools in Uganda, Zambia & South Sudan since 2005 – some of the poorest countries in the world – to allow every child to fulfil their potential.

We don’t just build infrastructure and implement education and livelihood projects, we empower whole communities – pupils, teachers and parents – to transform government-run and parent-run schools into thriving learning environments that build brighter, better futures.

We’ve found that menstruation is one of the main reasons girls in Uganda and Zambia don’t go to school regularly. We want menstruation to be seen as a normal, natural process by students, teachers and the wider community – we believe this will boost academic attainment and attendance among female pupils.

Ensuring equal access to high-quality education for girls is one of the most important investments any country can make in terms of its economic development and the wellbeing of its citizens.

Teacher training placements 

In Zambia we work in the Kalomo District of the Southern Province, where we have developed a strong and dynamic relationship with the Kalomo District Education Board and over 25 schools. Kalomo remains one of the most impoverished in the Southern Province with some of the lowest examination results in the country according to Government statistics.

APPLICATIONS FOR PLACEMENTS ARE OPEN ALL YEAR.