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Angela Viehmayer Gaudencio is Brazilian and lives in Rio de Janeiro. She started working as a volunteer researcher in 2002 for Teachers Without Borders, and became their Brazilian representative for the Certificate of Teaching Mastery (CTM) Project in 2004. Suruacá, which is one of the communities where CEN is working, is piloting the CTM project. Two higher education institutions are also currently analyzing sponsorship of the program.Angela received a bachelor of Social Sciences from the State University of Rio de Janeiro in 2005, where her research was about the relation of basic and practical skills, and income generation within the informal labor market. This led her to co-founding Link Social, a Brazilian NGO whose mission is to help Brazilian communities transform themselves. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it |




Angela Viehmayer Gaudencio is Brazilian and lives in Rio de Janeiro. She started working as a volunteer researcher in 2002 for Teachers Without Borders, and became their Brazilian representative for the Certificate of Teaching Mastery (CTM) Project in 2004. Suruacá, which is one of the communities where CEN is working, is piloting the CTM project. Two higher education institutions are also currently analyzing sponsorship of the program.