The Economist Educational Foundation
Careers at The Economist Educational Foundation
We’re an independent charity that combines deep education knowhow with The Economist’s journalistic expertise.
We empower disadvantaged children with the knowledge and skills they need for these times of complex social and environmental challenges, misinformation and polarisation.
By supporting passionate teachers, we enable children to join inspiring discussions about the news which teach them to think critically, communicate effectively and understand the world.
Escape's take on The Economist Educational Foundation
The Economist Educational Foundation is a pioneering, female-led charity that combines educational expertise with The Economist’s journalistic insight. Committed to empowering disadvantaged children, it equips them with essential skills to navigate today’s complex world of misinformation, social challenges, and environmental issues. By supporting passionate teachers, the Foundation fosters meaningful classroom discussions that teach children to think critically, communicate effectively, and better understand global issues. With six months of full maternity pay and a mission-driven culture, it’s a place where purpose and people thrive together.
Stats we are proud of
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7x
more progress made by our students in essential skills
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12k
teachers around the world have access to our lessons
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23k+
children reached
Behind the scenes
Benefits & progressive ways of working
Flexible working
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Working hours
Flex hours -
Nomad friendly
Remote - UK
Health & Wellbeing benefits
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Cycle to work
Cycle to work scheme -
Private health care
Private healthcare cover