Where we work
Combining global expertise with local insight to improve education and employability where it matters most.
Global knowledge, local understanding
Every region we work in is different. That's why we start by understanding local contexts, challenges, and ambitions – applying international evidence and expertise to create solutions that deliver lasting impact.
Understand
We start by listening. By working alongside local communities, educators, employers, and decision-makers, we build a deep understanding of the unique context, challenges, and opportunities to understand what matters most.
Adapt
We combine international evidence, global expertise, and lessons learned from across our regions. We then adapt these insights to design solutions that reflect local priorities, cultures, and systems.
Deliver
We work through trusted partnerships to put ideas into action and build lasting capability. Our focus is not just on delivering programmes, but on creating sustainable change that continues long after delivery ends.
Explore where we work
Asia
Supporting education reform, leadership development, and workforce readiness across rapidly evolving economies.
Middle East
Helping education systems build capability, improve quality, and prepare learners for the future.
Sub-Saharan Africa
Working with governments, donors, and communities to strengthen education and opportunity across diverse contexts.
United Kingdom
Supporting people, places, and systems to improve education, skills, and employment outcomes.
Effecting change through local partnership
We're proud to work in partnership with a diverse range of organisations worldwide, including governments, employers, schools, delivery partners, and communities. By combining local knowledge with international expertise, we create solutions that are relevant, sustainable, and impactful.
PARTNERING WITH THE GATES FOUNDATION
Helping decision-makers evaluate teaching materials for better learning outcomes in Nigeria
In partnership with the Gates Foundation, we worked with ministries of education in countries across Sub-Saharan Africa on policy challenges such as school curriculum improvement, teaching and learning materials, and book supply chains – reaching over one million learners.