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Every year across the entire world, 8 March is traditionally dedicated to raising awareness of women’s rights and how far we still have to go to reach a point where girls and boys benefit [...]

As a part of our initiative of engaging a discussion with bloggers, thinkers, parents, learners, educators, professors and whoever is interested in participating in a debate about education in [...]

The students at the international section of the Enko John Wesley International School, one of the two Enko schools in Ivory Coast decided for their CAS (creativity-action-service) project to [...]

The ENKO Bonanjo International School (EBIS) is organising its very first annual exhibition: a science fair, to be held on 17 February at the school. EBIS offers the Cambridge Secondary 1 [...]

“Educating all our children must be one of our most urgent priorities. We all know that education, more than anything else, improves our chances of building better lives”. Nelson Mandela [...]

Since 2014, Enko Education has followed its dream of opening, in sub-Saharan Africa, international schools that enable African students to access the best international universities. The first [...]

An article that appeared recently in the education supplement of the French newspaper “Le Monde” highlighted the dissatisfaction among students and professors at HEC Montréal about the increase [...]

As Enko Education’s seventh school opened last week in Vilankulo Mozambique, we interviewed one of those who have been essential to it, Douglas Baquetti, the latest school launcher at Enko. Can [...]

Dynamic and resolute, not the type to let herself be pushed around, Hana Diarrassouba joined Sciences Po Paris in 2014 on the Europe-Africa programme, after obtaining her Baccalaureate at the [...]

Dear readers, As the students and teachers in the northern hemisphere are now back in class after the holiday, and those in the southern hemisphere prepare for their return to school, it is time [...]