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Following a successful launch of MLP, we are now beginning the real task of working together and learning how to use the tools.
 
Due the expected civil unrest on Wednesday 21st - Friday 23rd September, we have had to post-pone the next training until Wednesday 28th September. We are sorry for the inconvenience caused by the change.
 
Next Training Session
 
Date:         Wednesday 28th September
Time:        2pm
Location:   Saint Andrew's International High School, ICT Room 1
 
Agenda:
  • User accounts and permissions;
  • Using e-mail;
  • Editing the MLP home page;
  • Term 1 Competitions for MLP.

We look forward to seeing representatives from each of the partner schools and organisations. 

 
 
 

 Welcome to the MLP Project

 
 

 The MLP Summary

 

​The Malawi Learning Partnership provides schools and educational partners with:

  • Microsoft Updates;
  • Anti-virus Updates;
  • E-mail Accounts;
  • Collaboration Tools;
  • Technical Support.

If you would like to join the partnership or support our vision of connecting schools in Malawi, please contact Chris Scutt (chris@malawilp.net) for more information.
 

 MLP Partners

 
  • Saint Andrew's International High School
    Saint Andrew's International High School is the founding member of the Malawi Learning Partnership. The project has been initiated as part of SAIntS commitment to its mission statement of serving the community of Malawi.
  • Access Communications Ltd
    Access Communications Ltd are a mobile communications company that operates in Malawi. They specialise in CDMA technology to connect their customers to high speed telephonic and internet services. Access has been extremely generous as the major MLP donor.
  • IT Schools Africa
    IT Schools Africa have supported the MLP project from the start and were influential in instigating the programme. They specialise in providing reconditioned computers for schools in partnership with Computers for Malawian Schools.
  • Microsoft
    Microsoft UK, Middle East and Africa is a key partner who has provided technical expertise and advice to the project setup process. A team of 18 staff will visit Malawi in September to help with the 7th September official launch.