Programmes
Foundation Programmes & Interventions
Programme 1
Student Awards & Mentorship Scheme
Recognising excellence while nurturing future leaders. This flagship programme identifies high-performing students with exceptional potential and connects them with experienced mentors who provide academic guidance, career advice and personal development support.
Objectives
- Recognise academic excellence
- Encourage discipline and leadership
- Connect students with mentors
- Promote career awareness
- Build confident future leaders
Awards at Tadzewu M.A. (A.R.S) Basic Schools
- Best BECE Candidate
- Best Female BECE Candidate
- Best Student – JHS 2
- Best Female Student – JHS 2
- Best Student – JHS 1
- Best Female Student – JHS 1
- Best Student – Basic 6
- Best Female Student – Basic 6
- Best Student – Basic 5
- Best Female Student – Basic 5
- Best Student – Basic 4
- Best Female Student – Basic 4
The overall best student and runner-up in WASSCE each year at the local Wovenu Senior Secondary Technical School are also rewarded.
Programme 2
Support for Educational Activities
Supporting learning beyond the classroom. Education flourishes when communities actively invest in learning. The Foundation partners with schools, teachers and community organisations to sponsor programmes that improve learning outcomes and inspire innovation.
- Reading programmes and clinics
- Provision of teaching aides
- Career guidance seminars
- ICT and digital literacy initiatives
- Community educational events
Programme 3
Financial Aid for Needy but Brilliant Students
Removing financial barriers to education. The Foundation provides scholarships, bursaries and educational assistance to deserving students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
- School fees
- Examination registration
- Books and learning materials
- Educational supplies
- Emergency educational assistance
No brilliant student should be left behind because of poverty.
Programme 4
Annual Essay Competition
Rev. Togbe Joseph Avisseh was passionate about reading, language and the power of ideas. One of his deepest convictions was that readers become leaders.
The Annual Essay Competition celebrates this passion by encouraging students to read widely, think critically and communicate effectively through writing. Each year, JHS and Upper Primary students in Tadzewu compete on themes that promote leadership, ethics, community service, education, culture and national development.
The competition seeks to
- Improve reading habits
- Develop writing skills
- Encourage research
- Promote creativity
- Build confidence
- Reward excellence