Education in Brazil reflects the vast disparities in income and opportunity across our country. We face a challenging reality — but denying it only allows it to persist. Working to reduce inequality is our greatest goal.

We aim to prove that creative and viable teaching methods exist, and that the exchange between the more privileged and the less privileged is not only possible but also beneficial and transformative. Our motto is clear: Nothing is impossible.

One of our main goals is to expand access to quality education for public school students, scholarship holders, and even private school students who, for various reasons, don’t have access to this kind of learning. We’ve created an approach that is light, engaging, and effective. Our focus is on developing soft skills, which are now essential for adult life and relevant to any profession.

We also strive to democratize access to the best teaching practices, allowing students to discover the power of public speaking and the English language. By teaching through the Model United Nations (MUN) methodology, we promote inclusion. Learning how to argue based on well-researched, factual information; practicing diplomacy; and engaging in the rigorous structure of MUN conferences creates a rich, dynamic, and transformative environment.

In August 2025, we will celebrate two years of classes and practice — and we can already say that this model is a success. Our students have competed with peers from private and international schools, from educational worlds far removed from their own. And yet, they stood tall, competed with the same skill sets, and often won. They brought home awards earned through hard work, commitment, and learning.

That’s why we believe this model deserves to be scaled. What we need are individuals who dream with us — who believe in the democratization of quality education, in a fairer, kinder world where everyone has the same opportunities.