Can we start a business? I've been think...you'll find many people here complaining about the quality of education in Kenyan universities - i"ve got a great plan......is anybody listening?

Do we have venture capitalists here?

A university, Wazua University or The University of Wazua. - well thought out Business curriculumn that is full or real life lesson....and meant to bring entrepreneurs and great managers.

[quote=Sober]You want us to start 'Wazua Schools' or something?[/quot

Now this is an idea former Silicon Valley entrepreneur comes to kenya sets up school that rakes in 22 million bob per month

Bridge aims to narrow this divide with a radically new take on private school. Tuition is just $5 per pupil per month .Bridge now educates roughly 50,000 students in Kenya every day

I had this idea back in February, and i believe, a far more superior idea as it would encompass QUALITY university education. Infact, the idea of a WAZUA university stemmed from a whole proposal on reviewing education in Kenya which i had but couldn't pass to uhuRuto's team during the campaign....great idea but i had thought about the public sector. Someone who can pay $5 per month is well off. Majority of the parents outside Nairobi find this very difficult. I have sent a request to the High Office, but no reply. I can't go to a lower office because it will be thrown out; people don't want to think outside the box.

The problem with the model you've linked to, children don't read anything other than the teachers notes.

Furthermore, recent "reforms" by Mutula, make their system illegal. If they are to follow the law, they'll be very expensive.

But i should think as an economic entrepreneur rather than a social entrepreneur. Unfortunately for me, i find it really hard to charge for education especially when kids are poor. But I hope someone in the high offices will be humble enough to listen to my proposal

You can start offering courses like Centonomy does and grow from there