Egypt Education Platform

Highlights from Education Experts Egypt Conference 2026.

Bringing together education leaders, innovators, and experts from across the sector, the conference created a valuable platform for meaningful conversations around the future of learning, leadership, innovation, and student development.

It was inspiring to see voices from across the EEP network contributing to discussions shaping education in Egypt and beyond, including Sherif Nabawy , Innovation Lead & EdTech Director at EEP; Karen McBride, School Leader at GEMS British International School of Madinaty; Magdy Tadros , School Director at Scholars International Language School ; and Mehtab Mustafa , Career & University Counselor at GEMS British School Al Rehab.

EEP remains committed to creating and contributing to spaces that encourage collaboration, innovation, and meaningful impact across the education sector.

We’re proud to spotlight our students’ participation in the Social Enterprise Academy, where learning goes beyond the classroom and ideas are transformed into real impact.

The event will take place on 23 May 2026 at GISC, with participation from GEMS TBS and GISC. Through hands on projects, students strengthen their entrepreneurship skills, explore marketing, technology, and enterprise, and build strong foundations for future career readiness.

We are excited to share that Social Enterprise Competition is back!

Bringing together students from GISC and GEMS TBS in a celebration of entrepreneurship and innovation.

The event will take place on Saturday 23rd of May at GISC, where students will showcase their ideas and creative solutions designed to address real world challenges through meaningful social impact.

Students will pitch their social enterprise concepts in front of a panel of judges, demonstrating communication skills, critical thinking, and a strong understanding of how business can be used as a force for good.

This competition continues to empower students to think creatively, build confidence, and develop the skills needed for future career pathways in an ever-evolving world.

Numeracy feels disconnected from the rest of your lessons?

Numeracy Across the Curriculum workshop explores how to help students apply mathematical thinking across different subjects and real learning contexts.

Saturday, May 23
EEP Head Office, District 5

Led by Rachel Hardwick, this session is focused on practical strategies that go beyond the maths classroom.

Registration is still open.

Enjoy a 50% launch discount for this round.

Join the session:
https://events.egypteducationplatform.com/cpd-workshops/

A great day connecting with talent, ambition, and future potential.
Egypt Education Platform joined the American University Employment Fair as a platinum sponsor for the fourth consecutive year, continuing our commitment to connecting with driven individuals and opening pathways into impactful careers in education.
Throughout the day, conversations went beyond opportunities, focusing on purpose, growth, and the role each individual can play in shaping the future of learning.

Thank you to everyone who connected with us.

Your lesson plan looks good; but doesn’t always work in the classroom?

The Planning Effective Lessons workshop, led by Claire Mady, focuses on building structured lessons with clear goals and meaningful outcomes that actually translate into practice.

A practical session for educators looking to bring more clarity and impact into their teaching.

Final spots remaining.

Saturday, May 16
EEP Head Office, District 5

Enjoy a 50% launch discount for this round.

Register now: https://events.egypteducationplatform.com/cpd-workshops/

Egypt Education Platform was proud to participate as a sponsor in the first AmCham Education Conference, held today, May 10th, which brought together leading voices from across the education, investment, and policy sectors to discuss the future of education in Egypt.

Our Executive Chairman, Ahmed Wahby, delivered the opening remarks alongside H.E. Dr. Mohamed Abdel-Latif, Minister of Education and Technical Education, and also participated in Session II, “Scaling Education: Investment, Quality & Sustainable Growth.” The panel featured distinguished industry leaders, including Adel Badr, Group CFO, MEA at EEP; Ahmed El-Kalla, Non-Executive Director, CIRA Education/SICE; Mark Howard, Country Director Egypt and Cluster Lead for North Africa at the British Council; and Mohamed El Rashidi, CEO and Managing Director of Taaleem Management Services.

Mohamed Torki, Chief Executive Officer of Selah El Telmeez—one of EEP’s core educational assets—also contributed to the session “Beyond Schools: Investing Across the Education Value Chain,” which explored investment opportunities across the broader education ecosystem and the evolving role of education-related services and solutions.

The discussions throughout the conference explored how education systems can scale sustainably while maintaining quality, highlighting the importance of balancing financial performance with long-term impact. The conference further emphasized the growing role of education as a strategic investment sector contributing to economic competitiveness and sustainable development in Egypt.

The event also reinforced the importance of collaboration, strong governance, and data-driven decision-making in shaping a more resilient and future-ready education ecosystem.

EEP is proud to contribute to conversations and partnerships that support a more connected, sustainable, and impact-driven future for education