“I feel this is a very great opportunity, especially for catalysts and educators like us. The trainings are helping us not just to use digital tools for fun, but to …read more

We are recruiting a highly strategic and effective leader as our first Head of Programme and Product Operations who will take full oversight of the operational running and future development …read more

We are looking for an outstanding People and Culture (HR) manager, to ensure strong support for staff and peer mentors across the team, as we continue to strengthen our collective …read more

Across Ghana, a growing movement of organisations is reimagining climate education, moving beyond theory to create practical, student-led and community-driven learning experiences that equip young people to become active leaders …read more

EduSpots is looking for a passionate, experienced and organised Ghana-based Communications and Marketing Manager to lead communications across our dynamic network. About EduSpots EduSpots was created to show that communities …read more

EduSpots is looking for an experienced, creative and passionate educational leader, to oversee the development of our Education Hub! About EduSpots EduSpots was created to show that communities themselves can …read more

“I always thought I was born shy, but that was a wrong mindset. I have found my voice and confidence through Ignite Equity activities.” Phidelia Nyatuame is a 14-year-old student …read more

20 tablets. 600 learners.  Across the 50 communities where EduSpots operates, approximately 90% are in rural areas where access to digital devices, computers, and reliable internet can be limited. Right …read more

We are excited to announce that EduSpots has been selected by MEST Africa as one of 12 Ghanaian EdTech startups for the third cohort of the Mastercard Foundation EdTech Fellowship. …read more

“We can’t know what a community needs until we know what a community has.” – Cormac Russell Changing the social circumstances of a child is not easy. However, it is …read more

“What you feel reluctant to learn now, you will pay more money in the future to learn it later, but for EduBytes, all you need to pay is your time …read more

Approximately eleven years ago, a remarkable project found its footing within the Ghanaian education landscape. In a private school in the Ashanti Region, a library of donated books stood locked …read more

EduSpots is delighted to introduce the 2026 Catalyst Committee members, a group of dedicated Catalysts who will help guide and strengthen our network this year. The committee plays a formal …read more

“Consistency and perseverance can transform small efforts into meaningful impact.” We are proud to celebrate Solomon Osabotey Abednego of Abofour Spot as our Catalyst of the Month for February, recognising …read more

“No effort is too small when it comes to making a difference.” We are delighted to celebrate Gabriel Afadzinu of Abutia Spot as our Catalyst of the Month for January, …read more

We are delighted to announce that we have been selected as one of seven NGOs chosen by Theirworld as a 2025 Education Innovation Award Winner, drawn from hundreds of applications …read more

We are seeking an inspiring and innovative environmental education leader with a strong track record of integrating local knowledge, technology and creativity into inclusive, learner-centred programmes. About EduSpots EduSpots is …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

“You can’t come and tell the community what to do. But you need to work with the community to drive and find the solutions that work for them, and I …read more

When young people are given the opportunity to question the world around them, powerful ideas emerge. This spirit was central to the Future of Education Challenge 2025, where student teams …read more

“Even though I did not get the job offer, I felt like a winner. As a shy person, I was very happy and proud of myself for taking the steps …read more