“Frankly speaking, there were lots of things I didn’t know and couldn’t do. I never knew that a cover letter is written by oneself and didn’t even know how to …read more

“It’s not about the numbers, it’s about loving what you do and the passion behind it.” – Tina, Joska Spot.  Meet our Spot of the Month of August, The Mash …read more

“The solutions we need are often around us”- Abdul Mun-im Tamimu We are thrilled to announce Abdul Mun-im Tamimu of Kumbungu Zamigu Spot as our Catalyst of the Month for …read more

We are recruiting a dynamic, fast and creative Graphic Designer to design high-quality visual assets, strengthen EduSpots’ brand identity, and deliver creative content that enhances our campaigns and programmes. Location: …read more

We are recruiting a dynamic, strategic & committed Ghana-based Fundraising Manager to progress our income generation strategy in Ghana and beyond. Location: Remote working (home-based in Ghana, with some domestic …read more

In recent times, coding has gone beyond a technical skill to have. It’s a creative tool for problem-solving, storytelling, and solutions to real challenges relating to the SDGs. In August, …read more

To borrow the words of Robin Sharma, “everything is created twice, first in the mind and then in reality”. In July, DigiLit Sparks across the EduSpots network took on the …read more

Congratulations to Godfred Afeigra of Dulugu Spot as our Catalyst of the Month for July! Godfred’s unfailing efforts to prioritise the Dulugu Sparks have not gone unnoticed, and today we …read more

We are delighted to announce that the winner of the June Spot of the Month for 2025 is Zangabalun Spot! Their proactive approach to uniting the community was remarkable, especially …read more

It was early Monday morning, and I was seated in public transport heading to Madina. As the mate (conductor) began calling for fares, I raised my head, half awake, and …read more

Welcome back to our Book of the Month for August! This month, we have chosen to explore a recommended text, Decolonising the Mind by Ngugi wa Thiong’o, which delves into …read more

“I used to sit quietly and watch. Now I like to play and read with my friends. It makes me feel good when we learn together.” Eight year old Esterlyn …read more

Play is one of the most universally understood and instinctively joyful aspects of childhood, and yet it is often undervalued in practice. At EduSpots, we believe play is not a …read more

“The most important things I learned were how to plan projects, work in teams, engage the community, and become a leader… I have learned how to spot challenges in my …read more

“At the Spot, I learned to use Google Forms, Canva, and other digital tools. My interest in spelling and reading also grew. I dream of becoming a Catalyst who inspires …read more

When you walk into the Atanve Spot, one name continues to echo among learners and fellow Catalysts alike: Rebecca Ogi. Her unwavering dedication, quiet leadership, and passion for learning have …read more

EduSpots is excited to share “Keeping Children Safe: Simple Steps for Every Parent”, our first animated video created as part of our Keeping Spots Safe safeguarding education work. This resource …read more

Digital skills are no longer the “Next” big thing; they are the “Now” big thing. We are already in the digital era, and adaptation is essential for educators, professionals, learners, …read more