Future-Ready Skills
From critical thinking to teamwork, each lesson builds the capabilities students need for the future
SCHOOL
Bring FoodAdvice to your school
We help schools implement a practice-oriented program that strengthens student motivation, develops soft skills, and prepares teenagers for real projects
Why schools choose
FoodAdvice
Students gain real skills through game-based challenges and interactive lessons while discovering the professional paths they want to pursue
Immersive Learning
Gamification turns each day in the classroom into something students look forward to, not just routine
A Bridge Between School and Work
Students see how their knowledge applies to real careers and real companies
How the program works
in your school
Three stages that can turn your school into a hub of innovation, from teacher preparation to students' first achievements
Onboarding
We introduce students to the format and launch the first mini-challenges
Project Work
Students work in teams and build solutions for real-world cases
Showcase
Participants present their ideas and receive feedback from experts
What your school gets
Track Every Student's Progress
We help schools monitor the development of skills and the engagement of every student throughout the program. The platform shows how students progress, which assignments and lessons work best, and how their skills are shaped through practical projects. This approach helps increase interest in learning and build meaningful school projects that reflect real achievement and growth
A Team That Supports Every Step
We support schools at every stage of implementation, from teacher preparation and platform onboarding to ongoing methodological and technical support. Our team helps adapt educational processes, shares experience, and supports lesson delivery and project work. This allows schools to introduce new learning formats with confidence and create an environment where students can build skills and bring ideas to life
Shared Learning with Other Schools
By joining FoodAdvice, schools become part of an international education community. Program participants exchange experience, best practices, and ideas, helping each other develop modern approaches to learning. This collaboration helps schools adopt effective educational solutions faster, draw inspiration from successful projects, and create environments where students can grow, develop, and launch their own projects
What students gain from FoodAdvice
FoodAdvice helps school students choose a direction with confidence, build real
skills, and stay engaged in learning
through practice and a game-based format
Future Skills
Communication, critical thinking, teamwork, and initiative
Project Experience
Hands-on practice solving real problems and presenting outcomes
Career Direction
A clearer view of the path from school to university and future work
Partners FOODADVICE
SMA St Ignasius
Senior High School in Medan Johor implementing national and entrepreneurship curricula, managed by the Sisters of Saint Joseph
UNYA KENYA
National nonprofit organization promoting youth participation in the United Nations since 2013
Cambridge Mevic
Private CBC school in Nairobi providing affordable, high-quality education from Pre-School to Junior Secondary
LIS Mombasa
Co-educational day school offering the CIC program to students from diverse backgrounds
University of Nairobi
Research-intensive university known for academic excellence and a strong research culture
Wilmar Business Indonesia Polytechnic
Indonesian institution preparing skilled young entrepreneurs and supporting employment
Organisation of African Youth (OAYouth)
Pan-African NGO empowering youth across 11 countries with 35 chapters
SMP St Ignasius
Junior High School in Medan Johor offering national and entrepreneurship curricula, managed by the Sisters of Saint Joseph
How to get started
Bring practical learning to your school.
