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Talking to AyandaConversation with Ayanda Booi, a young Enko recruit with grit, heart & artAs part of its social responsibility policy, Enko funds the tuition fees of a number of deserving students in each of its schools. Last November Enko organised a selection session with World Vision, an NPO that works with communities to improve children’s well-being. They were helped by Ayanda Booi, a youngster who has created an NPO to help young people in the township through performing arts workshops. The selected students visited Enko Ferndale on the 9th of March, to get an impression of their future school. We asked Ayanda, who has now joined Enko headquarters, to tell us more about his career, his commitment to the Orange Farm Township youth, and the Enko project.Can you tell us about where you come from and what you did in Orange Farm?I originally come…See More

Two Teachers needed to start immediately at a low cost Christian School in Randburg with a humble salary.Grade 10 -12Mathematics and Physical ScienceGrade 10-12Mathematics Literacy and AccountingPlease note, only people with work permits / legal in South Africa can applysend your CV toayanda.booi@enkoeducation.comSee More

Dear community a great opportunity has landed on 15 brilliant school kids of the township of Orange Farm.Last year Enko Ferndale International School offered every primary school child a chance to win a bursary to study with them in 2017 as they will be opening their doors for the first time in South Africa.About 130 kids wrote the assessment test and only 15 where exceptional and now have won R49 000 worth of school fees for the year of 2017.A once in a lifetime opportunity for these kids who come from a very impoverished community of Orange Farm.Brainric Foundation now is trying to raise funds for their transport, text books, uniform as well as lunch money.These seemingly small amounts to others are a fortune to these kids that live in shacks, four room RDP houses with eight occupants, some are orphans, some depend on Government grant and their grannies old age grants. I have personally been visiting these kids homes, some are renting in a one room at the back of someone's house…See More

Dear community a great opportunity has landed on 15 brilliant school kids of the township of Orange Farm.Last year Enko Ferndale International School offered every primary school child a chance to win a bursary to study with them in 2017 as they will be opening their doors for the first time in South Africa.About 130 kids wrote the assessment test and only 15 where exceptional and now have won R49 000 worth of school fees for the year of 2017.A once in a lifetime opportunity for these kids who come from a very impoverished community of Orange Farm.Brainric Foundation now is trying to raise funds for their transport, text books, uniform as well as lunch money.These seemingly small amounts to others are a fortune to these kids that live in shacks, four room RDP houses with eight occupants, some are orphans, some depend on Government grant and their grannies old age grants. I have personally been visiting these kids homes, some are renting in a one room at the back of someone's house…See More

Orange Farm has become a desolate township leaving no bright future hope for the young ones especially the kids who have no hope of leaving this place, their parents where born her and their grand parents where the first occupants of this place.This is because of the pandemic (Nyaupe), Initiation schools(Makulwane), Violent Gangs like (Wrong Sevens), Alcohol Abuse and so forth. Brainric Academy then decided that not all is lost and half a loaf is better than nothing. We then decided to recruit a few kids around Ext 9 and teach them Art.Started with 5 girls in May 2016 giving them Acting Skills then graduated to Dancing, Poetry, Public speaking, Debating and They won their first trophies a month after.Now we have over 90 kids that we train and we operate in two Extentions i.e Ext 9 and Drieziek Ext 3 for now.Even though we don't have premises or any kind of shelter or income, we persist for the future of our country and our young siblings.…See More