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SATASOA Zustine moved to L2 in the Geography department (Faculté des Lettres) at the University of Toliara. She joined NiA in 2023 from Tsihombe, receiving a scholarship for this higher level.

“Thank you Lord, thank you NiA, always helping and doing what is good for us. Good luck to all of us!” Congratulations, Zustine!

Studying for success and progress

Hey folks! Come visit our table at the Martin Luther King Health Fair at Crossroads Mall in Bellevue, Washington. Happy MLK Day! “I have a dream.” Go NiA!!!

TERMS OF REFERENCE for the post of Charge d’Accueil et Vie Académique at Nofy i Androy in Ambovombe. Responsible for visitor reception, orientation, plus managing student well-being, administration, and academic oversight.

Key Responsibilities Include:
- Welcoming & guiding visitors
- Maintaining visitor logs and appointments
- Regular contact with students
- Managing agendas & communication groups
- Supervising financial/admin tasks
- Organizing meetings and online courses
- Reporting activities

Required Qualifications: Diploma in management/social sciences/education or related field, administrative experience, strong interpersonal skills, knowledge of educational systems.

Application: Send CV, diplomas, letter of motivation to coordonofyiandroy@gmail.com and copy rse.nofyiandroy@gmail.com, or drop off at NiA-Center/Rue JIRAMA Anjatoka II, Ambovombe Androy.

NiA Scholarship – Go NiA
NiA Majunga members welcomed three new students yesterday:

• RAZAFINDRAFARA Tohiniina Elina (Tourism, Master 1)
• LAHATRINIAINA Marie Ericà (Medicine, 2nd Year)
• HAOVA Mappasaina Mireille (Agronomy/Environment, 2nd Year)

They’re united and wonderful. Welcome to NiA—wishing you success in achieving your goals. “Studying for success and progress”

Food - NiA Lunch Program
Students in terminal, third, and seventh classes leave at noon and return at 1 PM to NiA for study sessions. To save time, NiA organizes a lunch program so they do not commute back and forth. Many thanks to donors supporting these Saturday lunches, feeding 75 students (5th, 9th, and 12th grades) until June 2025 as they prep for national exams.
“Enjoy your meal, girls! Studying for success and progress.”