Enseando is an educational and social action platform focused on providing access to quality education in rural and low-income communities in Mexico. The platform aims to reduce social inequality caused by the educational gap, a situation exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
In Mexico, children in rural and low-income communities face significant educational disparities, which have been further exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. This educational gap contributes to broader social inequality, limiting opportunities for children in these underserved areas.
Solution
Enseñando is an educational and social action platform that connects qualified tutors with children in rural and low-income communities in Mexico, providing personalized learning experiences. The platform offers one-on-one tutoring sessions tailored to individual student needs, covering subjects ranging from basic academic skills to specialized professional mentorship. Tutoring is delivered through online platforms like Zoom and virtual messaging, ensuring accessibility regardless of geographic location. Enseñando also facilitates opportunities for university students and professionals to contribute through social service and volunteer programs, creating a network of support for children's educational development.
Target Audience
The primary beneficiaries are children in rural and low-income communities in Mexico who lack access to quality education, as well as companies seeking educational opportunities for the children of their employees.
Features
- Personalized tutoring sessions designed for one-on-one instruction, covering regular academic subjects, specialized topics, and homeschooling support.
- Qualified tutors with expertise in specific subject areas, providing mentorship for students preparing for exams or seeking professional guidance.
- Online tutoring delivered via Zoom and virtual messaging for remote accessibility.
- Opportunities for university students and professionals to participate in social service initiatives, contributing their skills and knowledge to support children's education.