Wokober is advancing competence-based learning and innovation in underserved African schools and communities - To nurture a generation of innovators, entrepreneurs, and leaders building a better world.
Established in late 2022, Wokober bridges the significant gap in competence-based education for young learners in Africa. The current education system coupled with limited materials, unexposed teachers attending to large classrooms leaves Learners with limited opportunities to develop practical hands-on skills, creativity, problem-solving abilities, innovative skills and self-development, resulting in a lack of readiness for today's dynamic world.
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The Wokober Learning Approach
Wokober addresses the gaps in competence-based African education where limited materials, unexposed teachers, and large classrooms restrict learners' practical skill development.
We have developed the Wokober Learning Approach (WLA), a competence base Learning model inspired by the culture of toy/innovation making using recycled and local materials to nurture Imagination, creativity, practical hands-on skills, innovation, entrepreneurship and self-development. This approach has been tested with over 350 learners over a period of 24 months.
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Mentorship Programme 2025
This is a project based 1 year learning program that starts with study tours to expose the learners to different spheres of creativity, global trends in innovation, processes, tools, technology and many others. The study tours are followed by a series of personal projects selected by the learners that nurture imagination, critical thinking, practical exploration, real world application and self-development.
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We are proud to have impacted many individual's live, and we are grateful for their stories. Read on to hear about their experience with Wokober.

Amb. Dr. Olara A. Otunnu
Ben Wokorach is a young man of extraordinary vision, commitment and determination. He has developed an innovative approach to education that is both practical and transformative. His approach is particularly relevant to Africa where we need to nurture a new generation of creative and innovative minds. I recommend it very strongly and shall do anything I can to humbly support.





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