The Foundation’s programme ED4ALL aims to disrupt traditional models of education, using technology to deliver online life-changing programmes from as little as R500 per month. At the Regenesys Foundation, we believe that education is the greatest equalizer in addressing the disparity we face in South Africa and the African continent.We wish to serve our society uplifting people out of the impending poverty, empower them to live successful lives with purpose through Education.
Why Ed4All?
At the Regenesys Foundation, we believe that access to higher education can open the doors of opportunity for people, endowing them with the necessary skills and qualifications to succeed in the New Digital Age.
A business qualification from Regenesys Business School has the potential to provide graduates with much-needed access to the skilled jobs market, thereby transforming their lives and the lives of their families and communities.
As little as R500 per month is all that is required to provide deserving candidates access to Regenesys Business School’s world-class higher education business programmes.
The Ed4All programme creates the opportunity for you or your organisation to sponsor a candidate as they launch their online university career.
High youth unemployment rates remain one of the greatest challenges to economic transformation in South Africa. For as little as R500 per month, you could provide a young South African with an opportunity to attain the skills and qualifications needed to gain entry to the jobs market, transforming not only their lives but the lives of their family and the greater community.
Your support will enable a candidate to secure a better future, thereby accelerating economic transformation in vulnerable communities one person at a time.
All donations are accrued to qualifying students and displayed online for everyone to see.
Words of wisdom
“Not everyone realizes that by not choosing, life chooses for you and that is never the ideal outcome. Those who become great are deliberately creating their life paths as opposed to allowing life to happen to them.”
Rapelang Rabana,
“Your idea can transform Africa. Let’s stop talking and let’s start doing.”
Tony Elumelu,
“When you make education inaccessible, you make prosperity only possible for the already prosperous”
Khaya Dlanga,
“He who opens a school door, closes prisons”
Victor Hugo,
“You may never know what results come of your actions, but if you do nothing there will be no results”
Mahatma Gandhi,
“Inclusive, good-quality education is a foundation for dynamic and equitable societies.”
Desmond Tutu,
“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”
Nelson Mandela,
“Every generation must recognize and embrace the task it is peculiarly designed by history and by providence to perform.”
