Haitian Creole Classes: Kou Kreyòl Ayisyen

More than 97% of the Haitian population failed high school because of the French educational system in Haiti over the past 200 years. As the Minister of Haiti's National Education Department explains, French education emphasizes failure more than success. Consequently, only 10% of students pass the national exam, and only 3% go on to university. ----------------------------------------- Vizyon#1/ Vision: Kreyòl se lang tout nasyon. All nations speak Creole. ----------------------------------------- Vizyon #2/ Goal: Tout entelektyèl ayisyen ekri epi li kreyòl. All Haitian Intellectuals write and read Creole ----------------------------------------- Misyon: Klas sa ap edike moun ki pale kreyòl e ki bezwen aprann kijan pou yo ekri epi li li byen, sitou ekriven ak lidè kominotè yo, yon fason pou yo ka ede nan distribiye lang lan bay lòt moun atravè atizay yo. Mission: This class aims to educate those who speak Creole and need to learn how to write and read it well, especially writers and community leaders who can share the language with others. ----------------------------------------- Objektif: Ede patisipan yo ekri kreyòl selon alfabè a. Ede patisipan yo li kreyòl tankou rat. Diskite sou fason pou pataje lang lan bay lòt moun. Objectives: Develop participants' alphabetic writing skills. Help the participants to read fluently. Discuss ways of spreading the languages. Wilson Thelimo Louis, ITIAHaiti President.