OUR SERVICES
FOCAL AREAS
#1
Fundraising
EdvantEdge Africa is committed to helping tertiary institutions and charities across Africa raise funds to support their capital projects, endowments, or operating expenses of current programs by leveraging on our wealth of experience and networks to gather voluntary financial contributions through our engagement with individuals, businesses, corporate entities and charitable foundations.
#2
Alumni Relations
Knowing well that constantly maintaining affinity with the alumni after graduation can provide invaluable, lifelong support to higher education institutions. EdvantEdge Africa seeks to help tertiary institutions in Africa to build strong engagement with their alumni body such that these institutions are able to get the alumni to support them in so many useful ways.
#3
Institutional Marketing
Getting your institutional marketing right as a tertiary institution is key for increased student enrolment and international recognition. We at EdvantEdge Africa are committed to helping tertiary institutions across Africa optimize their institution and marketing strategies such that they are able to participate favourably in the global space.
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Currently listening to @noahsobe talk about the #FuturesOfEducation by @UNESCO.
So inspiring to be in such an important conversation about how #HigherEducation can transform the future.
Excited about this entire programme by @Streitwieser1 & Kyle Long @GWtweets
Learning...
It's almost African University Day (12/11/20)! Join hosts @StellenboschUni as they deconstruct and discuss "Sustainable African Partnerships".
Equity, capacity building, and mutual collaboration. North-South, & South-South partnerships will be discussed!
http://www.sun.ac.za/english/AfricaSU/Pages/Events-Africa-University-Day-2020.aspx
Another fantastic event soon! (Nov 18 : 12-13:30 GMT)
'Bristol Conversations in Education event: Re-imagining UK education research partnerships in the South: prospects for mutual and equitable relationships.' @EduRes_Mitchell @TransformingESF @SOEBristol
http://www.bristol.ac.uk/education/events/2020/bce18nov.html
Want to understand what social impact is in simplistic terms? Watch this short video for a better understanding.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDCYc_0h13g&feature=emb_logo