From Telling Stories about Social Impact Programs to Seeing the Process Behind Them

by Nadiana Tsamratul Fuadah | Jun 29, 2026

The first story I wrote at Solve Education! wasn’t mine. It was about one of our beneficiaries. When I first joined Solve Education!, I was part of the Marketing Communications team. I learned about our programs through conversations with colleagues, impact...

I Joined Solve to Test Apps. I Learned That a Working Feature Isn’t Enough.

by Dial Dwitama | Jun 22, 2026

Somewhere in the world right now, a young person is opening edbot.ai and starting a lesson. Maybe they’re building English skills to qualify for a better job. Maybe they’re working through a course late at night after work. They’re not thinking about software quality....

Are We Really Listening Before We Tell the Story?

by Haikal Emir | Jun 22, 2026

Whenever people hear that I work in marketing and communications, they usually assume my job revolves around writing. Writing articles. Writing social media captions. Writing newsletters. Writing reports and writing blogs, like this. And to be fair, a large part of my...

From a Career Switch to a Space for Growth: My Journey as a Program Assistant at Solve Education!

by aprita | Jun 12, 2026

I never imagined that one day I would work so closely with beneficiaries. Before stepping into this role, I was someone who had gone through a career switch. It was not just about changing jobs, moving to a new field, or trying something different. For me, it became a...

Why Simple Product Features Are Never Actually Simple

by Rifa Zulfa | Jun 12, 2026

“This should be easy. It’s just a reminder.” That was exactly what I thought when I became the project manager for a WhatsApp Reminder feature at Solve Education! Our platform, Edbot, uses gamified learning to help learners build practical, work-ready skills. The...

Saying Less, Better: What Partnership Work Taught Me About Building Trust

by saphira | May 25, 2026

When I first started creating proposals and decks for partners, I thought clarity meant including everything. Every program detail. Every activity. Every story. Every budget note. Every reason why something mattered. In my mind, the more information I included, the...