Hello, I am Emmanuel and am one of the new interns at Exponential Education. I was born in Enchi in the western part of Ghana. I started pre-school at Ejisu-Besease in Ashanti region of Ghana and that’s where I was raised and I have lived there to date. My family did not have much money so; I being able to finish High School was by the support of some people. When I was at Youth Institute of Science and Technology (YIST), the Expo program was introduced and I was selected as

Hey! I’m Emily, I’m 22, I’m fresh out of the University of Birmingham, and I’m Exponential Education’s new PA! I’m both excited and petrified, I always thought that after completing my Anthropology and History degree, I would continue down the masters route along the lines of Anthropology and Development. Then along came the offer of a job in Ghana (my first time to ‘real’ Africa I might add- I’ve been to Cape Town and Marrakech before but apparently such touristy towns in th

Hello all, My name is Annie, and I’m joining as the Communication Manager for Exponential Education. I am a tea drinker, create bomb-diggity mix CDs, and never remember lyrics to songs. I’m so excited to be on board with Expo’s incredible work to increase accessibility to education, and I’m honored to use my creativity to share the nitty-gritties of daily life in Kumasi as well as document the dusty road to success for these students. I am from Oregon, where my wonderful fami

Hi, I’m Emily and I have just joined the team here at Exponential Education as one of the new Programme associates. I am so excited to be here in Ghana! I am originally from Scotland and completed my undergraduate degree at the University of Aberdeen, where I studied a Joint degree in Geography and Anthropology (MA). Following this, I moved to Edinburgh where I completed my Masters degree in Environment and development (MSc). Throughout my studies I became particularly intere