About Us
Who We Are
We design and deploy solar-powered, containerized digital learning hubs — safe, inclusive, technology-enabled environments where children, youth, and educators can learn, grow, and thrive.
We Integrate
Smart Learning Environments
Curriculum-aligned Digital Content & Tools
Trained Community Facilitators
Community Ownership
Our Founding Story
EduCube was founded in response to a simple but urgent question: what happens to children who live where schools cannot reach? Our founder witnessed first-hand the reality of communities in Sierra Leone where geography, poverty, and the climate crisis combined to deny entire generations access to quality education.
The answer was the EduCube Hub — a repurposed shipping container transformed into a fully equipped, solar-powered digital classroom that can be deployed anywhere, in weeks, without relying on grid electricity or fixed infrastructure.
What began as a single hub has grown into a nationally recognised model for scalable, climate-smart education delivery.
EduCube will deploy 100 climate-resilient, solar-powered digital learning hubs across Sierra Leone, providing access to quality, technology-enabled education for over 50,000 learners — at least 60% of whom will be girls.
To become Africa's leading model for climate-smart, technology-enabled education — impacting over 2 million learners and building a generation of innovators, problem-solvers, and digital leaders.
At our core, we believe: every child — regardless of gender, location, or background — deserves access to quality, future-ready education.
Core
Values
Equity & Inclusion
Every learner matters, regardless of gender, location, or ability
Innovation
We embrace technology and creative thinking to solve hard problems.
Resilience
We build solutions that withstand climate shocks and economic pressures
Impact-Driven Action
Everything we do is measured against real-world outcomes
Community Ownership
Communities are partners, not recipients
Team & Leadership
EduCube is led by passionate educators, technologists, and community builders who believe that education is the most powerful tool for transforming lives.
Monica Jackson
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Monica Jackson is a BSc Physics student, technology and innovation enthusiast, and the Founder and CEO of EduCube. A passionate advocate for digital rights and equitable access to education, she believes every child and young person deserves equal access to opportunities, regardless of their background or location.
Monica Jackson
Monica Jackson is a BSc Physics student, technology and innovation enthusiast, and the Founder and CEO of EduCube. A passionate advocate for digital rights and equitable access to education, she believes every child and young person deserves equal access to opportunities, regardless of their background or location.
Growing up in the provinces of Kono, Sierra Leone, Monica experienced firsthand the challenges of limited access to digital tools and educational resources. Her journey changed when, just before entering university, a mentor gifted her a computer, a simple act that sparked her passion for technology, innovation, and education. Today, that experience drives her mission through EduCube: to become the bridge that gives other students access to the digital tools and opportunities she once lacked.
Beyond her work in education and technology, Monica is also a poet and spoken word artist who uses the power of storytelling and poetry to inspire, educate, and advocate for social change. Through both innovation and creative expression, she is committed to empowering the next generation and building a future where no dream is limited by lack of access.
Her impact and leadership have earned her multiple awards and recognitions at both district and national levels, including the 50 Most Influential Women in Sierra Leone 2025 Award, the Most Influential Young Leaders Tech Innovator Award, the Sierra Leone Women Excellence Award, and recognition for EduCube as a finalist in the Equals in Tech Award (Global partnership for gender equality in the digital age).
Monica is also recognized as a young and influential leader and was named a winner at the UNDP Social Good Summit 2019. She further emerged as the winner of the Tech Queen Category at the Orange Social Venture Prize 2024, in recognition of her contributions to technology, innovation, and social impact in Sierra Leone.
Mohamed Lamin Kargbo
Data Solutions Architect
Mohamed Lamin Kargbo
Mohamed is a Germany-based data practitioner passionate to transform education through evidence-based solutions. He believes that data is a powerful catalyst for solving complex educational challenges across Sierra Leone and globally. Driven by the conviction that every child deserves access to technology-driven learning regardless of their background or location, Mohamed serves on the EduCube Advisory Board to help bridge the digital divide and empower the next generation of learners across Africa.
Mohamed Turay
Hub Operations Lead
Institution - Senior Prefect - Lorenzo Grove Senior Secondary School
Fatmata Adiza Bangura
Digital Champion & Comms Lead
Institution - Milton Margai Technical University
Frequently Asked Questions
About EduCube
EduCube is a Sierra Leone-based EdTech social enterprise that designs and deploys solar-powered, containerized digital learning hubs in underserved communities. We deliver education, digital skills, life skills, and vocational training to children, youth, and adults — particularly in off-grid and rural areas.
Yes. EduCube is a registered social enterprise in Sierra Leone
EduCube is funded through a combination of donor contributions, institutional grants, corporate partnerships, and award prize funding.
About the Hubs
A fully equipped EduCube hub can typically be installed and operational within 4–8 weeks of community approval and logistics preparation.
All EduCube hubs run on solar energy and are fully off-grid capable — requiring no connection to the national electricity grid.
Our solar battery systems provide backup power. All content is also available offline, ensuring learning continuity regardless of connectivity or power interruptions.
Hubs are designed to serve school-aged learners (primary and secondary), out-of-school youth, and adult community members. All genders are welcome; we specifically prioritise girls and marginalised learners.
For Doners & Partners
We provide verified impact reporting for all donations, including learner data, session logs, and photographic/video documentation from hub locations.
Yes — we welcome donor and partner site visits. Contact us to arrange a visit.
Yes. We welcome donations of tablets, laptops, solar equipment, and educational materials. Contact us to discuss logistics.