Since 2012, the Good Work Foundation (GWF) has been transforming young lives in remote villages in Mpumalanga and the Free State. This education non-profit offers rural children free coding and robotics lessons, and equips school-leavers to enter the workplace through hands-on digital skills and vocation-specific training.
Importantly, the organisation prizes creativity as highly as it does technology, placing a premium on enriching lives through “wonder-filled learning”.
By enhancing young people’s digital literacy and competency, and training them to work in hospitality, IT or conservation, GWF has set in motion a quiet but powerful education revolution in two of the country’s most impoverished areas.
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