From the 19-21st of December 2022, 70 EduSpots local volunteers from across 15 regions in Ghana have gathered in Techiman for EduSpots’ national conference for Project Leaders. EduSpots is a …read more

EduSpots Ghana – Head of Education Programmes Job Description Location:             Remote working (home-based in Ghana) Reporting to:      The Chair Hours:               …read more

Having guidance and support from someone you are closer to in terms of experience and age is invaluable. Peer mentoring is mutually beneficial to both the mentor and the mentee. …read more

We are looking for a new Early Years Literacy Coordinator to help us develop this new area of our work! Do apply or share this with someone who may meet …read more

We are looking for a new STEM and Environmental Education Coordinator! Do take a look below, and share this with anyone who might be interested and fit the profile. Download …read more

We are looking for a Head of Fundraising to join our team! We welcome applications from all experienced candidates who meet the candidate profile, regardless of location. Download the information …read more

We are team-building! Alongside new paid staff roles in Ghana (see recent news articles for roles relating to operations and education), EduSpots is looking for further committed to volunteers who …read more

Join EduSpots’ University Ambassador Network By Emmanuel Nana-Asare Imagine a world where everyone is willing and ready to sacrifice a little of their time and energy daily, weekly or even …read more

EduSpots is excited to be recruiting a Head of Education, who will oversee the development and quality of our education programmes in Ghana. All information is found below, and in …read more

EduSpots is excited to be recruiting a Literacy Clubs Coordinator, who will oversee the operations of our delivery team in Ghana. All information is found below, and in this document which …read more

EduSpots is excited to be recruiting a Head of Operations, who will oversee the operations of our delivery team in Ghana. All information is found below, and in this document which …read more

“Through reading books by African authors one can see African customs, traditions and practices directly expressed in the story which resonates with readers.” (Adam Nabila, volunteer, Kalpohin Spot) ‘Bringing Africa …read more

This report on Akumadan’s ‘EduFun’ event was written by Akumadan volunteer, Louis Kwame Kratse  All work and no play they say, makes Jack a dull boy. Well, there wasn’t a …read more

    At this pivotal time in our journey, we are looking to bring the right people on board to help us deepen our impact, strengthen our organisational models, and …read more

Following the arrival of Gloria Agyemang in late 2021 (pictured left, current Head of the School of Business and Management at Royal Holloway,) we are delighted to announce that Gayle …read more

The EduSpots Community Leadership in Education (CLEd) Academy brings together 16 committed volunteers from nine communities in Ghana and Kenya for a 5-day intensive training in areas stretching across leadership, …read more

Launch of a Fundraising Year of Bringing Africa to the Bookshelf In order to achieve our aim of enabling every Spot to have a significant African fiction and non-fiction section …read more

This is the model of practice that we hope all Spots in the EduSpots network can work towards, with our support. This has been created through the ideas and practice of …read more