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The school, located in Warszawa, the capital city of Poland, is a private secondary school. It is managed by the School Foundation of Warsaw, which was established in 1989 during the transformation of the education system.  The school curriculum emphasizes foreign languages, sciences, and ICT.  Students have the opportunity to develop their critical thinking skills and apply their mathematical knowledge in extracurricular activities like robotics, math, or IT labs.

The school strongly believes in promoting universal values such as tolerance, equality, cooperation, and friendship beyond borders, as reflected in the school motto. Due to the diverse background of the students, the school implements an inclusion strategy, ensuring that various talents are represented, promoting equal opportunities, fairness, and transparency. Yet, the strategy tackles microaggressions and fosters a sense of community and belonging. All in all, inclusion is a key focus of the school's cooperative efforts. 

Gaziantep Anadolu Lisesi (GAL) is located in Gaziantep, an industrialized big city in the Southeast of Turkey. The history of the city is based on quite ancient times so it is very rich in cultural heritage and natural beauty. The main activities of Gaziantep Anadolu Lisesi, which is a coeducational state school are likely to be centered around providing education to students following the national curriculum. This includes academic subjects such as mathematics, science, literature, social studies, and foreign languages. Students in Anatolian High Schools generally take more advanced courses and participate in extracurricular activities to enhance their overall educational experience. 

The students are aged between 14 and 18. The students have to take a country-wide examination to study in the school. On the school campus, there are 2 school buildings, 48 classrooms equipped with smart boards and internet access, an ICT class, 2 science labs, 2 conference rooms, a library, and a gym. 77 teachers, 4 administrative staff, and 3 school counselors are working there and 1081 students are studying. It provides the students with both science and social sciences, English and German as foreign languages, and ICT courses. The school has good relations with the municipality and Gaziantep University.

Creative Station is a non-governmental organization, in Belgrade, Serbia, whose mission is to foster sustainable development in Serbia and the Southeast Europe region through action in local community actions, creative and innovative education, pedagogy, cultural heritage, childhood education, and social responsibility, as well as through activities contributing to the overall development of civil society.

Better Future comprises a passionate team of young professionals dedicated to empowering people to achieve their fullest potential. Through personalized coaching and development programs, we assist individuals in building skills to thrive in entrepreneurship, education, and beyond.

Our specialty is supporting women entrepreneurs' transition from employees to successful business owners. We help them develop viable business ideas, create marketing plans, and manage resources effectively - all based on their unique strengths. Our customized learning techniques also revive outdated education materials. With a focus on student engagement, we design innovative methodologies integrating advanced technology.

At Better Future, we believe people possess immense capacities for growth and actualization when provided with the proper opportunity and support systems. Our hands-on training ushers in improved outlooks and economic mobility by building competence in goal-oriented mindsets, responsibility, and financial literacy. Our ultimate vision sees individuals empowered to determine their success and contribute to communal prosperity.