Training partner
Schools, universities, technical centres, trainers and experts to co-build the programme and train the trainers.
Propose cooperationCall for partners
AMIS Madagascar is seeking partners to build an industrial training pipeline in Madagascar. The project is in development: we present here no secured funding, no committed partners, and no installed machines. The goal is to identify concrete allies — education, funding, equipment, expertise.
Schools, universities, technical centres, trainers and experts to co-build the programme and train the trainers.
Propose cooperationFunding bodies, cooperation agencies and institutions wishing to support the launch of industrial vocational training.
Support the projectCompanies, manufacturers and donors able to provide machines, metrology, software, consumables or workshop expertise.
Offer equipmentAMIS Madagascar plans to attend Micronora 2026 as a professional visitor. The international trade fair will take place from to in Besançon, France.
Dedicated to microtechnology, micro-nanotechnology and precision manufacturing, Micronora provides an opportunity to meet industrial companies, machine-tool manufacturers, metrology specialists, training organisations and Industry 4.0 stakeholders.
This visit forms part of AMIS Madagascar’s technology-monitoring, networking and partner-development activities supporting the project’s technical, educational and equipment needs.
Discover Micronora 2026 (external link)
Madagascar needs sustainable local industrial skills. AMIS Madagascar aims to train Malagasy talent in precision manufacturing, then develop a practice workshop and, progressively, production — without promising a factory already in place.
Limited-cohort, intensive and selective training to strengthen employability in CNC machining, Swiss-type turning, metrology and trades associated with Industry 4.0, while anchoring skills in Madagascar.
Curriculum design, workshop modules, skills assessment, trainer training, cooperation with specialised centres (including the Swiss-type turning and precision ecosystem).
Start-up funding for studies, fit-out of the existing building, first educational equipment, metrology and initial Academy operations. No amount or donor is announced here as secured.
Educational equipment, IT, metrology, then CNC machines and workshop resources according to training progress and real needs. Machine-tool donations for training (new or refurbished) are welcome when they match a clear educational use.
CAD/CAM, simulation, digital metrology and digital production tools suited to educational use and a practice workshop.
Educational exchanges, trainer internships, method transfer, industrial networks. Geographies of interest include Madagascar, European Swiss-type turning expertise and equipment sectors — with no named partnership presented as already concluded.
Occasional interventions or longer support to pass on skills, quality methods and workshop culture to future Malagasy trainers.
Machine tools, inspection equipment, tooling and consumables useful to an industrial training centre in Madagascar under construction. Each donation will be assessed for educational relevance, maintenance and safety.
To discuss a partnership, equipment donation or cooperation: contact AMIS Madagascar or write to contact@amis.mg.