Our mission

We aim to bridge the educational gap worldwide by providing quality digital education. Our goal is to empower children in vulnerable settings to choose the future they deserve.

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Observatory Talks

Education and Technology: The Promise of AI under Scrutiny

What makes the effective and real implementation of technology in classrooms possible? How can AI be used to create a truly transformative impact on learning? In this interview, EdTech expert Pablo Langa discusses the challenges and opportunities artificial intelligence brings to education, highlighting key areas such as process optimisation, personalised learning, and innovation in educational models. Concerns surrounding equity, accuracy, and the need for digital literacy among teachers and students are also addressed, as are the regulatory and accessibility challenges in achieving a transformative impact.

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Educational proposal

An educational proposal designed to develop the 21st-century skills

Our Own Platform with Customizable Educational Resources

Our educational proposal includes a proprietary platform with universal content that allows the integration of local and third-party resources for better adaptation to the local learning context. Additionally, ProFuturo addresses the connectivity issue by working mostly offline, ensuring access for everyone.

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2023 Data

1.2 million children benefited

342,000 teachers trained

39 countries

Preliminary 2023 Information subject to official audited data communication.

Stories

My name is Eustache and I believe that quality education in my country is possible

Eustache Nshimiyimana is a teacher at Sainte Anne School, Rwanda. With the advent of COVID-19, he opted for distance education supported by ProFuturo materials that won him a national award for the use of ICTs in the classroom

Eustache Nshimiyimana

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Eustache Nshimiyimana

My name is Aleyda and I teach through ICT to motivate my students

 “Technology’s our ally, not our enemy. If we learn to use it properly, we’ll improve the quality of our students’ learning” 

Aleyda Leyva

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Aleyda Leyva

My name is Cristiano and I love maths

«Maths are easier than any other subject, much easier than speaking Cambeba. I love it. »

Cristiano Ruiz

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Cristiano Ruiz