Cooperation

Aliou Cissokho has been an education inspector for over 15 years.
During his career, he has worked in several regions of Senegal. He is particularly passionate about early childhood education, which led him to study in France and Belgium.

Aliou is firmly committed to inclusive education, open to all children – especially those with disabilities. Promoting inclusion and equal opportunities is a central pillar of his pedagogical commitment.

Aliou and Bousso met through a mutual friend. When Bousso told him of his decision to set up an international German school on the Little Coast, he immediately decided to contribute his expertise to make the project a success.

The courses focus primarily on grammar and spelling units.

The school material enables individual and independent learning. Therefore, the scheduling and organization of students into small groups on-site can be arranged flexibly.

Schulexpert offers this form of distance learning so that families living abroad—for example, as expats—can continue to support their children in their native language, German, even in a foreign-language environment. This concept provides tailored teaching solutions for parent initiatives. It doesn’t matter whether the learning groups are made up of children of the same age or whether multiple grade levels are learning together in one group.

Bousso’s Baobab is working together with Muriel Plag who is the international cosultant of Schulexpert gGmbH and also part of their executive management.

With a minimum of five children, we offer German Basic classes in a school setting which is lead by a qualified educator or academically trained native speaker. These classes can be held during the week in the afternoon or on Saturday mornings.