🌍 About Us – Global Educators Network Inc. (GEN Inc.)

Global Educators Network Inc. (GEN Inc.) is an international academic and professional organization dedicated to advancing excellence in teaching and teacher education worldwide.


📖 Our History

GEN Inc. traces its roots to December 15, 2014, when it was first established in Phitsanulok, Thailand as the Global Educators Network for Teaching English as a Foreign Language (GENTEFL).


It began as a small group of Filipino teachers, inspired and encouraged by Consul General Edgar Badajos during his visit to the Filipino community in Phitsanulok. The vision was to create a collaborative platform for educators to share knowledge, strengthen professional communication, and connect local initiatives with global perspectives.


Over the years, the network expanded beyond English language teaching, embracing broader educational goals and international collaboration. To reflect this growth, the organization was formally registered as Global Educators Network Inc. (GEN Inc.) with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC Registration No. 2022010037910-25).


🎯 Our Mission

To empower educators worldwide by fostering collaboration, professional development, and innovation in teaching, while harmonizing local research with global perspectives.


🌟 Our Vision

To build a global community of educators who share knowledge, promote inclusive education, and advance professional communication for the benefit of learners everywhere.


📌 What We Do

  • Professional Development: Workshops, webinars, and certification programs for teachers.
  • Research Collaboration: Encouraging cross‑cultural and interdisciplinary studies in education.
  • Events & Forums: Hosting international conferences, debates, and the International Students Presentation Forum (ISPF).
  • Community Building: Creating networks for educators to share best practices and resources.

✨ Our Impact

  • Strengthened international collaboration among teachers and institutions.
  • Provided platforms for students to present research and practice communication skills.
  • Supported educators in adapting to modern educational technologies.
  • Promoted academic integrity, professional communication, and global networking.