In a move to support quality education for Namibian children from all walks of life, One Africa TV (OATV) launched #LearnOnOne on 14 April 2020.
#LearnOnOne is a non-profit sub-brand of One Africa TV aimed at sustainably providing Namibian children and adult education learners with free extra classes and access to educational material which will include recorded school lessons and other educational programs ranging from early childhood development to adult education.
One Africa TV will broadcast #LearnOnOne material during daytime TV hours on its channel on DStv 284, GOtv 90 as well as streaming platforms Tv2Africa.com (subscription-free) and DStv Now.
The #LearnOnOne campaign is right on brand for One Africa TV which prides itself on using its platforms and audience access to make life better for all Namibians.
“We believe that access to quality education for all Namibian children will change the trajectory of Namibia’s future for the better ”, said Stefan Hugo, CEO of One Africa TV commenting on why One Africa TV is investing in #LearnOnOne.
One Africa TV is a free to view channel, and provides content free of charge to broadcast platforms. It is supported by its clients who advertise on the channel and sponsor content.
Edugate Academy is a private school situated in Otjiwarongo, well known for its strong academic performance as well as its Eduvision project that operates interactive classrooms for rural schools. The purpose of its Eduvision Project is to teach Mathematics, Physical Science and Biology to remote marginalized schools through e-learning and modern technology with the assistance of qualified, competent and experienced teachers from an already well-established school administrative system (Edugate Academy).
Working to bridge the gap in education outcomes between well resourced and marginalized schools, Eduvision records Namibian Curriculum lessons on an ongoing basis.
Eduvision Partnership
A partnership agreement was signed on 1 April 2020 between Edugate Academy’s Eduvision Project and One Africa TV for the supply and broadcast of current Namibian school curriculum content for Grade 12, 11 and 10. Broadcast of Grade 12 classes will start from 14 April.
The collaboration will in the near future also capture and broadcast lessons for more grades and subjects.
How to support this project:
Organisations interested in joining hands to support free TV learning for Namibian children are encouraged to contact One Africa TV or Eduvision.