Taleni Shimhopileni, Content Manager at One Africa TV and #LearnOnOne project leader adds: “The alignment of purpose between Eduvision and One Africa TV for this project makes us extremely excited. We are grateful and thankful to Eduvision for agreeing to partner with us.” How to support this project Organisations interested in joining to support free TV learning for Namibian children are encouraged to contact One Africa TV or Eduvision. STEFAN HUGO, CEO, ONE AFRICA TV STEFAN.HUGO@ONEAFRICA.TV +264 81 141 0504 TALENI SHIMHOPILENI, CONTENT MANAGER, ONE AFRICA TV TALENI@ONEAFRICA.TV +264 81 792 8897 FRIKKIE LOUW EDUVISION PROJECT +264 81 246 7259
Free extra classes and edutainment on One Africa TV Invite learning in… Into your home, on your couch, on your phone, within reach. For everyone. #LearnOnOne brings quality extra classes and educational programs to supplement school education during daytime on One Africa TV. All children should attend school, but an extra lesson at the right time can unlock a new world for many Namibian children.
One Africa TV will broadcast #LearnOnOne material during daytime-TV hours on its channel on DStv 284 and GOtv 90, as well as on streaming platforms Tv2Africa.com (subscriptionfree) and DStv Now.
#LearnOnOne broadcasts weekdays on One Africa TV’s platforms:
Stefan Hugo, CEO of One Africa TV, commented on why One Africa TV is investing in #LearnOnOne: “With the rebranding of One Africa TV in 2018, we committed ourselves to using our platforms and audience-access to make life better for every Namibian we cross paths with. The #LearnOnOne platform and the partnership with Eduvision aligns perfectly with this goal. We believe that access to quality education for all Namibian children will change the trajectory of Namibia’s future for the better.”
DSTV 284, GOTV 90, TV2AFRICA.COM (SUBSCRIPTION FREE), DSTV NOW, FACEBOOK, YOUTUBE, TWITTER. SEARCH FOR #LEARNONONE OR VISIT LEARNONONE.ORG FOR OUR VIEWING SCHEDULE
The Edugate Academy states that: “It has always been our dream and aim that every learner in Namibia would benefit from the type of supplementary teaching that the Eduvision project has managed to bring to schools, especially in remote areas. The agreement with One Africa TV brings us another step closer to this dream. Yes, recorded lessons can never replace a teacher, but using it as supplementary material has demonstrated great benefits for learners.”
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