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The Assets and the Associations of AGITEL-FORMATION
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The Assets of AGITEL-FORMATION

The assets of AGITEL-FORMATION schools are numerous. Among others, we have:

The availability of an adequate environment for higher education.  
The existence of very strong training programmes which are yearly adapted to the increasing needs of enterprises either African and International, and having proved to be the best through their results during the inter-colleges competitions organized by neutral and famous organizations such as: APEX-CI, the World Bank and the Youth Economic Chamber (JCE).  
The existence of a highly qualified teaching staff among which are several professors or lecturers complying with the CAMES norms. Thus the pragmatism of company executives, engineers or doctorate degree holders for most of them is harmoniously put together with the skills of lecturers in charge of leading conducting these curricula through the scientific and pedagogic board essentially composed of Professors  
The promotion of the self-employment or aid to the employment of students by implementation of an entrepreneurship cell and genuine project funding mechanism.  
the setting up of an efficient placement cell in charge of organizing study trips abroad in order to consolidate local knowledge by the realities of an international environment more and more opened and competitive.  

In addition to all these actions which have enabled it to be one of the best school of continuing initial and vocational training of the area benefiting from a training agreement with some countries of the sub-regions and others, notably Gabon of which it receives grant holders(students), AGITEL-FORMATION has decided to submit its engineering degrees to the accreditation of the Madagascan and African Council for Higher Education (CAMES) for three main grounds, namely:

The varied origins of its students and learners coming from twenty or so countries among which we have:  
Côte d’Ivoire
Gabon
Chad
Mauritania
Guinea (Conakry)
The Republic of Congo
The Democratic Republic of Congo
The Central Africa republic
Cameroun
The Comoro Islands
Togo
Seychelles
Mali
Burkina Faso
Sénégal
Burundi
Madagascar
Djibouti
Rwanda
Lebanon
Although the professional integration of the graduates of AGITEL in their home countries has been a success, it would be more successful and easier if the diplomas they have benefited from the equivalence or at least the recognition of CAMES;
The facilitation of the professional mobility of AGITEL-FORMATION graduates taking into account the multiculturality of the working environment.  

AGITEL-FORMATION cannot curl up, particularly when it comes to train designing executives. Because only Universities and CAMES establish universality.

This is why AGITEL-FORMATION was eager to have its diplomas accredit

 

A charming environment
The architecture of the premises and the AGITEL-FORMATION campus are made in accordance with the vision of the Managers of the school. Since the school year 2003-2004, AGITEL has been endowed with a campus built over two hectares and composed of:
 

A management building of thirty(30) offices
A classroom building composed of forty two (42) ordinary rooms and fourteen (14) specialized rooms
Three (3) amphitheatres
A library composed of a reprography room, two(2) internet rooms and a reading room
A cafeteria composed of two(2) rooms, one of each (the ground floor) reserved to students and the other for both the teaching and management staffs
A sport area and green spaces
« I’ve travelled too much throughout the continent as part of my job, but the least that one can say is that until now, the campus of AGITEL, is one of the greatest private Higher education infrastructures all over Africa ».
Said SOUSA JAMBA, a south African journalist at Africaviews.com during his trip in Abidjan.
 

The Associations
Several clubs and associations run the extra-academic or cultural activities. They are opportunities for students to enjoy recreational activities when learning. The various celebrations organized witness their dynamism and corporate spirit/culture.

All the extra-academic and sporting activities are coordinated by the BDE (Students Staff) of the school with a shared responsibility by several clubs

AE-DESMMA: Association of the student in Marketing and Management  
AE-ICE: Association of the student in Trade and Export studies  
AE-DESCOM: Association of the student in Communication
AE-ICF: Association of the student in Finance and Accounting
A-E LOG, Association des étudiants Logisticiens  
AE-Ing: Association of Computer Scientist Students  
AGITELIEN: The newspaper  
LINUX club  
Junior Achievement  
Entrepreneurship club  
ACAF: AGITEL-FORMATION Christians Association  
AEEMCI: Muslim Association  
Sports Teams