What is enduri?
enduri is an online learning coach for children aged 9–12. It teaches learners how to plan, study and check their own work, using the homework and classwork they already have rather than invented exercises. enduri does not give answers. Eni, the AI learning coach, guides each child through the learning process with questions and strategies until they can do it on their own.
Every learner starts with a Learner ID: a short questionnaire that maps their strengths, needs, motivation and goals. It is free, delivered as a PDF, and is the starting point for personalised guidance. The method then follows five steps: Learner ID, choose the task (plan, understand, remember, reflect or check), choose a strategy that fits it, use the strategy with support from Eni when needed, and reflect on what worked. The Progress Card makes visible the strategies a learner uses, the goals they reach and how their confidence grows.
The method rests on a three-pillar principle (person and needs, skills and strategies, dialogue and cooperation) and on five coaching principles Eni follows in every session, SO¡FAR: Support, Optimism, Friction, Action, Reflection. Conversations are guided and limited to learning, with no open-ended chat. Role-play and prompt tricks don’t work. If a child is distressed or asks Eni to keep a secret from an adult, Eni points them to a trusted adult.
In schools, enduri runs alongside the existing curriculum with nothing new to plan. Teachers can see which pupils are stuck on method rather than on the subject, and they get coaching and feedback tools. At home, enduri supports independent learning without adult supervision. enduri was founded by teacher and education journalist Christa Wuethrich. It has been developed with academic researchers since 2023 and was piloted at Arborana, a private school in Switzerland. It is available in English and German.
Recommended Usage
Learning is not a linear process, and it takes time. To see real impact with enduri, it needs to be implemented and used regularly. Learning with enduri is about trying, reflecting, and adapting — not a quick-fix approach. If enduri is used daily, it shifts from being just a tool to becoming a mindset. Used around three times a week, it develops into a strong, usable instrument. Even if it is only used once a week, it can still serve as a valuable source of inspiration and help initiate changes. The key is consistency. Regular use, over time, is what makes enduri effective.
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enduri is the first online learning platform that puts learning skills—not content—at the center. Content changes, AI delivers answers instantly, but skills are what remain essential. With enduri, students don’t just memorise; they learn how to think, reflect, and apply knowledge in real contexts.
Our mission is to help learners build, add, and master the core skills that make learning meaningful — both in school and in life.
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Using enduri means more than just accessing a platform – it means joining a partnership.enduri cares - because as a user, you are part of our shared mission: bringing learning how to learn to where it truly belongs – into every classroom and to every single student.
enduri is open to feedback, critique, and discussion – and we’d love to hear your own learn-to-learn story.
Reach out to us at info@enduri.org.
Anyone can create the account.
There is no separate access code for parents. The student platform is fully transparent and designed to be shared openly between students and parents.
enduri Pricing
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We offer a fixed price for individual users (parents or students).
For schools, pricing is tailored to their specific needs. Please contact us at info@enduri.org.
