Nothing About Us, Without Us. This week at #UNGA, young people from @EducateOrg & around the world shared what they need from education — during an interactive panel moderated by @TransformEdu_ & State of Secondary Education (SOSE) Collaborative. It was a thoughtful discussion.
Educate!’s CEO & Co-Founder Boris Bulayev, & Director of Philanthropy Bersabel Mesgna will be in New York for events/convenings alongside the #UNGA81. We’re looking forward to conversations on jobs, livelihoods, education, government partnerships, & the role of AI in this work.
Last year we reached 230,000+ young people across East Africa through solutions designed to build practical skills, unlock economic opportunity & drive lasting change.
📣View Educate!'s 2025 Impact Report to the explore highlights & stories from 2025: bit.ly/3SgGNhE
Join us this Thursday for an interactive session exploring how to move from data to action — drawing on our work scaling education interventions through data systems at the middle tier in close collaboration with government.
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Fazira dreamed of being a fashion designer but financial challenges hindered her education. Educate!’s livelihood bootcamp helped her build self-belief, communication & problem-solving. Today, Fazira runs a successful tailoring business. Read her story: ow.ly/PaaT50Zg8lo
Curious about how Educate! designs for scale? @MaeBlaak, our Global Director of Design & Product Operations, will be speaking next week at #LXDCON'26.
📍 Session: LX Design That Survives Scale
📅 Wednesday, June 17
📌 10:00–10:30 AM CEST
Register here: lxd.org/lxdcon/
How do we ensure evidence actually improves outcomes for young people? At the Evidence to Impact Symposium, @EducateOrg will share how real-time insights from our livelihood bootcamps are helping us adapt delivery & better support participation & success for girls. Hope you join!
Webinar this Thursday!
Educate’s CEO & Co-Founder, Boris Bulayev will join a panel hosted by @WorldBankGroup & @JAWorldwide to discuss how youth can gain practical work readiness skills — even where formal labor market opportunities are limited.
Register: bit.ly/42ytg6N
In a panel hosted by @WorldBankGroup & @JAWorldwide, @EducateOrg’s CEO & Co-Founder, Boris Bulayev will join global leaders to discuss scalable models of work-integrated learning for young people.
Register here: bit.ly/42ytg6N
At Educate!’s livelihood bootcamps, Youth Trainers like Abel create space for youth unable to access school to build skills & agency to start businesses. With his guidance, Nangobi gained hands-on skills in marketing, budgeting & customer service. She now runs a small food stall.
Educate! is working with the Government of Tanzania and Leaders in Teaching (LIT) — in partnership with Mastercard Foundation — to strengthen teacher professional development to help educators deliver more practical learning in classrooms.
👉🏿 Learn more: bit.ly/4sVPc6x
Through Educate!’s Youth Entrepreneurship Training in Uganda, prospective mentors built leadership & entrepreneurship skills to launch businesses, developed the growth mindset to pursue employment/further study, & gained the practical facilitation skills to mentor fellow youth.
Nangobi left school early due to financial barriers. At Educate!’s livelihood bootcamp she received mentorship & hands-on training in market research, budgeting, & customer service. Leveraging these skills, she launched a food stall & business is thriving. bit.ly/4s4RCz9
Is secondary education building the skills youth need for success later in life? At #CIES2026, @EducateOrg will join partners to explore what it takes to design education systems that respond to changing economies and prepare youth for real-world opportunities.
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Mentored by Mathilda, an Educate! trainer, Sharon learned to save & manage profits. Over time, she saved 13,000 KES (USD $85) from her small shop. By reinvesting her savings, Sharon grew her stock—adding household items & clothes. This attracted more customers & increased sales.
In Tanzania, educators are advancing the revised Business Studies syllabus to help students build practical skills for employment and entrepreneurship — as steps toward becoming job creators through hands-on learning and real-world experience.
Ward Education Officers play a critical role in strengthening teaching and learning. Through regular school visits, they monitor implementation of national education policies and provide guidance to Head Teachers and subject teachers.
For over a decade @EducateOrg has worked alongside governments, teachers & young people to create pathways that bridge the gap between education & economic opportunity—helping young people build skills as they strengthen their livelihoods.
Tracy’s story: bit.ly/4adIq61




















