Our Projects

iEARN Projects Align to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Educators and Young people around the world are learning with each other through collaborative iEARN projects to make a difference in their local and global communities. Through collective learning and action, youth are making a difference through iEARN projects that meet the global Sustainable Development Goals to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure prosperity for all.

Skills for Jobs

We have learned that skills alone aren’t enough for people to get the jobs they want – especially in the most in-demand jobs. People – particularly those changing careers – need to be able to show hiring managers that they have these skills. That’s why we’re now providing free access to 350 new courses and six new Career Essentials Certificates brought to you by Microsoft, iEARN and LinkedIn to help job seekers showcase their skills to employers – and help them get jobs.

Institute of Creative Technologies

Technology is reshaping the way students learn, study, and work, and at iEARN Institute of Creative Technologies, we are proud to be at the forefront of this change.

Innovation Masterclasses

Learner-centered hands-on sessions, having fun, exposing the next generation to creativity and design thinking skills in Coding, Blogging, Digital visual Arts, Virtual Reality, Game Design, Photography, 2D &3D Animation, IoT, Robotics, Web design, Tech-preneurship and Power skills.

Girls Voices 4 Change

Girls' Voices for Change, is an initiative of GreatorGood.org in collaboration with iEARN Kenya, that aims to enable girls pursuing their secondary education to connect to their voices, their strengths, their dreams for their education, and to communicate their vision through the power of digital media.

My Digital World

My Digital World Program is a Meta's program aimed at helping users to responsibly and safely navigate the digital world, so that they can take full benefit of what the internet has to offer.

Microsoft TEALS Program

iEARN KE are closing the CS education gap with the Microsoft TEALS Program. Computer science (CS) skills prepare high school students for in-demand roles and open pathways to economic opportunity. But only 10% of Kenyan high schools teach Computer Studies and disparities in participation are even higher.

Continuing Teacher Professional Development

iEARN offers competency based Continuing Professional Development, Mentorship, Orientation and Support program that aims to develop the capacity of the existing and prospective school leaders/ educators/teachers

African Girls Can Code Initiative

An African Union's initiative to equip the young women with practical competitive ICT and Creativity skills for sustainable self-reliance, livelihoods, sustenance of a healthy job market and key vital element to economic growth of Africa.