Eneza Education
Knowledge Platform
Solution Overview & Benefits
Eneza Education is designed to make learning accessible to students who lack consistent internet access or live in remote areas. Using SMS, USSD, and web platforms, Eneza provides interactive lessons, assessments, and feedback aligned to national curricula in countries such as Kenya, Ghana, and Côte d'Ivoire.
Students can study core subjects like math, science, and English, and receive real-time feedback on their performance. The platform also includes "Ask a Teacher," a feature that lets users pose academic questions and receive support from qualified educators. Parents and teachers can track performance through dashboards.
Eneza reaches millions of learners through basic feature phones and low-bandwidth web access, making it a scalable solution for improving learning outcomes in underserved areas.
History & Development
Eneza was founded in Kenya in 2011 by teachers and technologists aiming to bridge the education gap in marginalized communities. Initially launched as MPrep, the platform was rebranded to Eneza (Swahili for "to spread") and expanded to more countries in Africa.
Over the years, Eneza has partnered with telecom companies, NGOs, and ministries of education to expand access and localize content. Their model has proven effective during school closures and emergencies, with millions of learners using the platform during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Availability
- Available: Kenya, Ghana, and Côte d'Ivoire
- Device requirement: Works on basic feature phones (2G) and smartphones
- Cost model: Subscription via mobile credit (e.g., $0.10–$0.50/day depending on country and telecom partnerships)
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