About Mondeto

Mondeto publishes resources for Esperanto education, and explains the strategy of Language Apprenticeship. The motive for doing so is not profit, but desire to make education more satisfying, effective and useful for students, and to promote compassionate communication in the global community.

The founder and manager, Penelope Vos, has qualifications in science and education, and three decades of experience as a teacher, including teaching Esperanto as a first foreign language in Australian schools.

All profits from this website realise Human Rights in Eastern Congo via the charity Mama Wimbi Sewing for Education and Independence, auspiced by Rotary Australia World Community Service.
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The button below is a direct link to the Mama Wimbi secure donation page.

Mama Wimbi

Mondeto founder Penelope Vos (Penny)

Penny teaching children Esperanto at summer school.