Frequently asked questions

FAQ — AMIS Madagascar

Short, factual answers about the AMIS Madagascar industrial training project. The centre is not yet open; the information below describes a project in development.

What is AMIS Madagascar?

AMIS Madagascar (Advanced Manufacturing & Industrial Skills) is an industrial training project in development in Madagascar, focused on mechanics and precision manufacturing.

Is the centre already open?

No. AMIS Madagascar is a project in development. No opening date is confirmed.

Where will the project be located?

In Antananarivo, on a dedicated site of about 6 400 m² with an existing building of about 160 m², approximately 30 minutes from Ivato airport.

Which trades will be covered?

Machining, CNC, Swiss-type turning, metrology, maintenance, automation, robotics and Industry 4.0 principles, according to the programme co-built with partners.

How will learners be selected?

The number of learners will be limited. Candidates will be selected on aptitude, talent, motivation and technical potential.

What partners are being sought?

Training partners, financial or institutional partners, and industrial partners (machines, software, expertise, equipment donations).

Can I donate a machine or equipment?

Yes. Proposals for new or refurbished machines and educational equipment are welcome. Each donation will be assessed for training use, maintenance and safety.

Can I offer trainers or educational cooperation?

Yes. Cooperation for educational engineering, trainer training and workshop expertise is being sought.

How can I support the project financially?

By contacting AMIS Madagascar to discuss support for start-up, fit-out or equipment. No funding is presented as already secured.