568 Educators providing Courses

ke foundation

In each and every one of our students, we see future leaders and achievers. Our mission is to provide ambitious young minds with the foundations for global success. We offer life-changing experiences at centres of academic excellence around the world, together with guidance on applying to leading universities and pursuing top careers. Our philosophy is that success depends not just on the ability to memorise and prepare for examinations, but also on critical and independent thought, on commitment and passion, on creativity and imagination, on teamwork and debate.

creative foundation

WE ARE A CHARITY THAT EXISTS TO SUPPORT DIVERSE UNDER REPRESENTED TALENT GET THE OPPORTUNITY TO WORK IN ONE OF THE MANY CREATIVE DEPARTMENTS ACROSS THE UK CREATIVE INDUSTRIES. WE DO THIS IN MANY DIFFERENT WAYS: • WE PROVIDE INTRODUCTIONS TO THE VARIETY OF CREATIVE DISCIPLINES ACROSS THE CREATIVE SECTOR THROUGH THE ANNUAL CAREERS FAIR AT THE UK CREATIVE FESTIVAL . • WE FUND TRAVEL AND SUSTENANCE FOR THE ATTENDING ASPIRING YOUNG CREATIVES TO THE UK CREATIVE FESTIVAL CAREERS FAIR . • WE RUN AN ANNUAL 16 WEEK CREATIVE MENTOR PROGRAMME WITH THE CREATIVE MENTOR NETWORK FOR 30 ASPIRING YOUNG CREATIVES FROM A DIFFERENT UK REGION EACH YEAR. • WE PROVIDE A SERIES OF ONLINE TUTORIALS TO HELP ASPIRING YOUNG CREATIVES IDENTIFY THE DISCIPLINES BEST SUITED TO THEIR ABILITIES. • WE INTRODUCE YOUNG CREATIVES TO CREATIVE COMPANIES TO GAIN WORK INDUCTIONS OR WORK EXPERIENCE. • WE PROVIDE YOUNG CREATIVES WITH SUPPORT FOR THEIR COURSE FEES AND MAINTENANCE WHILE ATTENDING COLLEGE. THE CREATIVE FOUNDATION IS SUPPORTED BY: • THE CREATIVE CIRCLE PLEDGING 10% OF EVERY AWARD ENTRY FEE. • THE CREATIVE CIRCLE PLEDGING 100% OF EVERY MEMBERSHIP FEE . • THE CREATIVE CIRCLE PLEDGING 100% OF ITS SPONSORSHIP FEES. • THE UK CREATIVE FESTIVAL PLEDGES TO SHARE THE PROFITS FROM THE FESTIVAL WITH THE FOUNDATION. • LEADING CREATIVE COMPANIES PLEDGING FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF FOUNDATION FUTURES MENTORING SCHEME .

moracle foundation

Moracle Foundation provides vocational training opportunities to accountancy trainees and graduates from disadvantaged backgrounds.

islam foundation

The Islamic Foundation (IF) is located in Villa Park, Illinois. Islamic Foundation was formed in 1974, as a non-profit organization under the laws of the State of Illinois, to serve the Muslim communities in the western suburbs of Chicago. We started our mission in 1975 with a weekend Islamic school in a rented facility with an initial enrollment of 36 students. In 1981, Islamic Foundation got the permit to establish a permanent building facility in Villa Park, Illinois and two years later, Islamic Foundation purchased a former public school building and an adjacent house to setup the facility that is now our Islamic Foundation campus. Our goal at IF is to fulfill the spiritual, educational, and social needs of the entire family for the Muslim community in the greater Chicagoland area. The management of the Islamic Foundation is vested in a Board of Trustees. The Islamic Foundation operates multiple institutions and programs on the premises including a Mosque, Islamic Foundation School (full-time school from preschool to grade 12), and Weekend Schools (Saturday and Sunday). The Islamic Foundation Masjid, arguably the largest mosque in North America, was completed in 1998 after a 3-year construction period. The masjid area now also includes a book store, library / reading room, community center, banquet / lecture hall, state-of-the-art kitchen, conference rooms, and IF staff offices. The Islamic Foundation School (IFS), is a full-time school (preschool to grade 12) accredited by North Central Association (NCA) and recognized by the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE). IFS has a current enrollment of around 650 full-time students from 400+ families across the greater Chicagoland area, making its one of the largest Islamic schools in North America. Since its inception in 1986, IFS has embarked on a mission to provide excellent education in an atmosphere of faith, and to prepare students to be life-long learners and contributing members of society. Islamic Foundation is a tax-deductible 501(c)(3) organization. Our Tax ID is 23-7445241. BRIEF HISTORY OF ISLAMIC FOUNDATION 1974: Founded and registered Foundation with the State of Illinois as a not-for-profit organization 1975: Recognized by the United States as a tax-exempt organization. 1975: Established weekend Islamic school for children in a rented classroom with enrollment of 36 students. 1983: Purchased a former public school building (24,000 square feet) on a 7.1-acre lot and simultaneously purchased a house adjacent to this land for use as the Imam’s residence. 1984: Established a Muslim cemetery with a space for 1,125 grave-sites, as part of Arlington Cemetery, at 401 E Lake Street, Elmhurst, Illinois. 1988: Established a full-time school for kindergarten to grade 8, and later added a preschool for children, ages 3-5. 1993: Expanded parking facilities with installation of floodlights. 1995: Began construction of a new mosque to accommodate the growing community. 1997: Established a high school with grade 9 and gradually expanded to grade 12 by 2000. Also added a playground and completed an upgrade of all heating units in the school building. 1998: Completed construction of the Masjid along with the additional space that today includes a book store, library and reading room, banquet/lecture hall, kitchen, and offices for the Foundation staff. 1999: Further extended the existing parking facility. 2003: Added the parking lot on the west side of the Masjid. 2007: Established a second cemetery, Al-Fatiha Gardens, for 336 grave sites in Chapel Hill Gardens at 17 West 201 Roosevelt Road, Oak Brook Terrace, Illinois. 2007: Started construction of a new three-story building including a state-of-the-art regulation-size gymnasium (paused in 2009 after completing all exterior work due to financial considerations). 2012: Completed and furnished first floor of the new school building – moved high school classes from trailers to the new building. 2014: Completed and furnished second floor of the new school building – moved all the middle school classes from trailers to the new building. 2016: Completed the lower level of the new school building – moved rest of the middle school classes, and labs. 2017: Completed the construction of community center, administration offices, and conference rooms. 2018: Renovated the Old School Building by replacing the entire roof and ceiling.

learnplay foundation

ankobra foundation

Ankobra Foundation is an international charity that specialises in community mobilisation and organising in UK and Ghana. Our aim: We believe in working with people at the grassroots to build strong and viable communities. What we do: We run inter-generational literacy and numeracy programmes Health promotion and health advocacy programmes We form alliances and partnerships with like-minded organisations

futures foundation

Message From The Director For those who are proud to call Volusia County home, you already know we’re very fortunate to have an outstanding public school district coupled with a thriving business community, renowned secondary educational institutions and wonderful quality of life. Here at FUTURES Foundation we are proud to serve an important role in supporting the Volusia County School District. Since our founding in 1985 and through the support of our business community, civic leaders and individuals, FUTURES Foundation for Volusia County Schools continues to provide programs which support excellence in education in our public school district. FUTURES also provides an avenue for businesses and individuals to develop positive and supportive relationships with the district. We focus on: Providing resources in classrooms to enhance student performance Recognizing outstanding achievement by students, teachers, principals and support staff Providing scholarships, mentors and hope to our Take Stock in Children scholars

longleigh foundation

We were set up, in late 2015, by the social housing provider, Stonewater, who had recognised an ever-increasing gap between the needs of their residents and the availability and accessibility of services to provide the support required.

hayat foundation

Empowering trivial communities and raising their health status by assessing their current needs, utilizing their skills for their own development through their active participation by involving women at the household and regional level for bringing positive change in their culture, custom and traditions.Formation of a healthy and balanced society where masses lives peacefully having freedom of thinking and action, where there is no discrimination of race, gender, color and class, able to provide rights of opportunity especially to young masses including the women.

mae foundation

The MAE Foundation’s mission is to provide support and resources to individuals touched by cancer in an effort to improve one's quality of life. The MAE Foundation will achieve this by promoting and providing Navigation & Survivorship Services to any individual affected by cancer. The MAE Foundation is founded in the name and memory of Mary Ann Ellison who lost her battle to lung cancer at the age of 59 in 2002. In 1997 Mary assumed the role of full time caregiver to her youngest son (25) when he was diagnosed with chronic myelogenous leukemia and required a bone marrow transplant. She provided her unique brand of care for approximately 18 months continuously. She became an expert in oncology and her son’s biggest advocate. Her son credits her care as a critical component to his survival. Late 2001 Mary received her own cancer diagnosis. For her it would be stage 4 non-small cell lung cancer.