News & Events
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Learning English just got exciting! Here’s how
Learning English has been of utmost importance in the 21st century. English is spoken by some 1.75 billion people worldwide – that’s one in every four! This article explores how over 100,000 young people across different countries globally are getting paid to learn...
Lucky draw referral – refer and win
You can win N10,000 every week when you refer at least 50 - 100 people to do their first lucky draw through the Lucky Draw Referral event. How to participate: 1. Find your referral code Visit Ed the Learning Bot. Get assigned to an Agent bot then type command /profile...
Why you’ve not heard about the chatbot that gives free data each week
Something crossed my mind recently - would people be more eager to share a free data opportunity that they’ve genuinely benefitted from or not? There has been some discussion on the abundance and poverty mindset of late; it’s the argument of whether opportunity...
How Nigerian students can win a grant with Solve Education!
At Solve Education, our major goal is to make education and employment accessible to children and youth who do not have access to schools. To achieve this, we leverage technology to create various programs and products. One of which is the ED Social Grant. This...
SE! Scholars – June edition
Solve Education! Learning Competition awards a monthly micro-scholarship up to NGN500,000 to help youths build skills while motivating them to learn.
Platform to address learning crisis, youth unemployment unveiled
Solve Education! has launched Africa’s biggest learning competition in the sub-Saharan region to address learning crisis through its versatile education platform – Ed the learning bot. Solve Education! is a non-profit organization committed to helping children and...
SE! Scholars – March edition
Solve Education! Learning Competition awards a monthly micro-scholarship up to NGN500,000 to help youths build skills while motivating them to learn.
Solve Education! Learning Competition: Addressing Africa’s learning crisis through game-play
In Africa, mostly sub-Saharan Africa, Solve Education! is committed to addressing the learning crisis and youth unemployment crisis in the region through the Solve Education! Learning Competition. In a Dalberg Global Youth Unemployment report, skill mismatches are the...
SE! Scholars – December 2020
Meet the December 2020 ScholarsSolve Education! Learning Competition awards a monthly micro-scholarship up to NGN500,000 to help youths build skills while motivating them to learn.