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OUR GOAL IS TO PROMOTE INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP BY ASSISTING MACEDONIAN SCHOOLS WITH DONATIONS, RESOURCES AND NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES

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In Bitola, Ohrid, Stip and Skopje, Republic of North Macedonia

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The Macedonia Schools Project is a private, non-profit organization with the goal to promote international friendship by assisting Macedonian schools with donations, resources and networking opportunities.

Our mission is to assist the children and teachers in Macedonian Schools.

VOLUNTEER TEACHING EXPERIENCE SUMMER 2026 IN Macedonia

IN BITOLA, OHRID, STIP AND SKOPJE, REPUBLIC OF NORTH MACEDONIA

Since 2013, the Macedonia Schools Project has recruited interested volunteers to provide conversational English to Macedonian students. The program’s goal is: to provide volunteers with a meaningful, quality experience in The Republic of North Macedonia while supporting aspiring students in improving their English language skills.

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Macedonia Schools Project Newsletter: J…

Welcome to the thirteenth issue of the Macedonia Schools Project (MSP) Newsletter, which summarizes the grants we have funded in 2026. Regular grants were provided to 16 elementary schools, and... Read more

Macedonia Schools Project Newsletter Mar…

Welcome to the twelfth issue of the Macedonia Schools Project (MSP) Newsletter, which consists of reports from teachers in Macedonia whose schools have received MSP grants. We find these personal... Read more

Macedonia Schools Project Newsletter Dec…

Welcome to the eleventh issue of the Macedonia Schools Project (MSP) Newsletter, which highlights the MSP Volunteer Teaching Program. The reports from the two teachers who volunteered in the summer... Read more

Macedonia Schools Project Newsletter Se…

Welcome to the tenth issue of the Macedonia Schools Project (MSP) Newsletter, which highlights the impact of MSP grants on students and teachers. Our President, Blazo Mitasev, reports about what... Read more

Macedonia Schools Project Newsletter Ju…

Welcome to the ninth issue of the Macedonia Schools Project Newsletter, which summarizes the grants we have funded in 2025. The Executive Board of the Macedonia Schools Project (MSP) met... Read more

Macedonia Schools Project Newsletter Mar…

Welcome to the eighth issue of the Macedonia Schools Project Newsletter. In this issue, we hear from three teachers and a principal representing five schools in Macedonia. It is heart-warming... Read more

OUR ACTIVITIES

Donating teaching equipment to Macedonian schools 

In June the first two American volunteers sponsored by the Macedonia Schools Project taught conversational English in Republic of North Macedonia.

In 2025, the Macedonia Schools Project (MSP) reached a historic high, awarding regular grants to 11
schools, and pilot project awards to 8 schools. All grants totaled $38,853.

TESTIMONIALS

Margarita Ruvinova Nicheska
Margarita Ruvinova Nicheska
This school year was very productive for Josip Broz Tito school in Struga and me as a coordinating teacher and Board member of MSP. My school got a donation in sound equipment, 20 students attended a summer English culture classes and I took a participation in annual Board meeting of MSP in Portland, Oregon. I met most of the donors who help Macedonian schools with school supplies, computers, LCD projectors, sport and music equipment and many other items which are used in teaching and learning process. We discussed about a passed year activities and next steps this project can take in supporting Macedonian schools. Also I had an opportunity to visit an American school, to experience American life and culture, to meet new friends, thanks to MSP.
Ginia Goggio
My son and I enjoyed teaching the students. They were engaged and a joy to teach. I would highly recommend it My son Cole Goggio and I co-taught an English culture class based on the Simpsons. We were delighted with the students and their responsiveness I am hoping to teach again next year
Stevce Stafanoski
The presentations went very well! Students took their projects very seriously and gave excellent talks, beyond my expectations and beyond what a typical high school student would deliver. I believe there is an interest to make this summer academy an annual event.

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