Corporate Social Investment
Edufern cares about our country's education system and the youth of tomorrow. We have multiple programs for corporate social investment that we would love for you to be a part of.
Our Community Outreach
Driving Impact Through Corporate Social Investment in Education
Edufern strengthens learning outcomes and empowers South Africa’s youth through community outreach and corporate social investment (CSI) initiatives. We partner with schools, corporates, and NGOs to deliver quality education, life skills, and practical learning tools improving pass rates and creating pathways to bursaries, skills development, and employment opportunities.
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Join us today to support learners, equip teachers, and drive sustainable impact in under-resourced communities. Partner with Edufarn and help every child access high-quality education.​
Teaching Entrepreneurship: Coding Academy
Edufern has realised that most students do not have the literacy skills needed to comprehend textbooks.
Edufern has developed a job creation and skills development incubator that trains high school learners and "school-leavers" on coding in C# and how to create Unity developments.
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The internship helps secure jobs in Industry 4.0. After completing high school, learners will have the skills to start generating an income.
Sponsor 2000+ students to implement your branding
100% tax deductible• Contributes to BEE scorecards
Clicker Diagnostic
Assessment
Innovative EdTech Reaching Rural Communities
Edufern has developed a distinct and unique assessment technology and methodology. Our subject matter experts quickly identify the strengths and weaknesses of learners in each subject.
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We send qualified individuals to each school with a laptop, projector and clickers to conduct the tests. Then our subject experts analyse the results and provide training to teachers and learners.
Sponsor 2000+ students to implement your branding
100% tax deductible• Contributes to BEE scorecards
Understanding is Key: Subject Dictionaries
Edufern has realised that most students do not have the literacy skills needed to comprehend textbooks.
A majority of students do not have the literacy skills necessary to comprehend secondary school textbooks.
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Only 6% of 17-year olds can read and gain information from specialised texts, such as the science section of a newspaper.
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Students are expected to add 2,000-3,000 words per year to their reading vocabularies. Edufern has created content-specific dictionaries to remedy this problem.
Sponsor 2000+ students to implement your branding
100% tax deductible• Contributes to BEE scorecards
Previous and Existing Clients
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