Brice Noudja Nkouokam is a telecommunications engineer who chose to apply his technical background to one of Cameroon’s most pressing challenges: equal access to quality education.

As founder of Assiste-MOI, he built an offline-first mobile learning platform for students who face expensive data, unstable connectivity and limited access to tutoring. Today, Assiste-MOI supports more than 35,000 learners, adds around 3,000 new users every month, and covers 30+ exam preparation courses in both French and English, across general and technical education, in partnership with 25 schools.

Convinced that talent is everywhere but opportunity is not, Brice launched the Assiste-MOI Scholarship Programme, which brings companies and institutions together to fund learning access for students in rural and underserved schools.

Alongside Assiste-MOI, he runs ETS SPACEKOLA, an IT services company, and is part of the DOHE Go Together programme (Cohort 20). He speaks regularly with public institutions, schools and development partners about how mobile technology can bridge the gap between education and employment for Cameroonian youth.