Find the Kurasa solution for your work
Country readers start at the country pages. Kenya, Ghana and Rwanda each have a brief.
What is published
Schools and teachers start in Workspace. An authority starts with the Ghana file, KISEL, or the SCOPE page. This index does not describe a dashboard.
Schools and families
Schools
Workspace is the school page. Prepare lessons, record attendance, assess learning, review learner progress and share updates with families.
ExploreTeachers
The teacher’s day shows clock-in, assessments, and attendance for the day ahead.
ExploreSchool leaders
A leader would ask in plain language and see the evidence behind the answer. Fees and health notes stay out.
ExploreSchool networks
The named network is KEPSHA. The July 2024 partnership note describes a route through KEPSHA for introducing Workspace and PSL to public primary schools.
ExploreFor parents
ExploreGovernments and regulators
Programmes and funders
NGOs & implementers
Start from the reports and the partners already named.
ExploreDonors & foundations
Read the 60 Decibels note, and keep it off the other ledgers.
ExplorePartners
The names already published are KEPSHA, NaSIA, ESDEV Foundation Africa, Ghana Education Service, Acumen, iHub and EdTech Hub.
ExploreBy country
Kenya
Kurasa began with the everyday needs of teachers and schools in Kenya. The platform brings planning, assessment, attendance, records and reporting into connected workflows.
ExploreGhana
Kurasa works with education partners in Ghana on digital tools for teaching, learning and system processes.
ExploreRwanda
Discuss Rwanda-specific needs with local educators and implementers before proposing a deployment.
ExploreBy outcome
Assessment at scale
Problem Solvers League remains the termly sitting and the Daily Challenge.
ExploreAttendance & retention
Class and school attendance sit in the same workspace as the lesson.
ExploreTeacher professional learning
Kurasa Academy is practical learning tied to the workspace. A public teaching profile and leagues based on a teacher’s own work are in development. Learner results are not the score.
ExploreCompetency-based education
Emerging, meeting, exceeding. Those are the words Kurasa uses for a competency. Not A–F letter grades.
ExploreInspection & licensing
KISEL was built with Ghana’s NaSIA and ESDEV Foundation Africa. The MoU was signed in October 2025. This page is that file, not a generic inspectorate tool.
ExploreProgramme monitoring
The reports are the monitoring record that exists. TLAP is not a dashboard.
ExploreFamily engagement
Kurasa Home is what a parent is allowed to see of the school record.
ExploreAI for education workflows
Available now for a lesson draft the teacher still owns. Wider workflows are in development and are not shown here.
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