EF Education First Company Overview
Fast. Flat. Flexible. That’s how we work at EF. We’re a small, flexible, privately-owned and family-run culture focused on building innovative experiential learning ideas to disrupt and evolve the traditional education model. While EF has grown to have a global presence, we continue to be rooted in a “stay small while growing big” mantra embracing the entrepreneurial spirit and taking ownership of our ideas. Along with our entrepreneurial vibe, we’re also collaborative, open-minded, quirky, and fun. And we like to solve problems over a beer at the end of the day at our onsite bar Lingo!
Technology fuels the core of what we do, and our integrated team of talented developers and creatives is growing fast. Come help us build technology that enhances the way people learn and experience the world!
Learn more about Technology at EF by heading to www.eftech.com
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Our company culture is one of our most important assets. When we were founded 50 years ago, we were small and flexible. We didn’t have any patents or special sauce—we just had to rely on our smarts, drive and creativity to succeed.
This “EFness”—so difficult to describe—is our culture and our secret weapon. As we grow, we focus on remaining small. Small companies are smart. Small companies are agile. And small companies are fun to work at. Long live smallness!
No matter where on the globe you find one of our offices or schools, you’ll meet staff and educators who are passionate, innovative, entrepreneurial and intrepid. Our offices and schools are a reflection of our culture: they are light, open, minimal, elegant, fun and happy. They’re designed to facilitate collaboration, creativity, teamwork, and fun.
It's a big university town so there are always concerts and cultural events. There are also people from all over the world so you can hear all kinds of languages. It's large enough to be exciting, but small enough that we have a real sense of community.
I was used to a fast-paced and informal environment in previous companies, but I think what sets EF apart is the physical office space – light, open, minimal, elegant, fun and happy. It sold me the first time I walked into the Boston office.
I love the fact that there are so many universities in Boston, a city of culture and intelligence. There are so many meet ups you can join, to meet new people.
Welcome to EF Education First!
Our 300,000 square foot North American HQ sits on the banks of the Charles River immediately beneath the Zakim Bridge, in the North Point neighborhood of Cambridge.
Lingo is our on-site bar and restaurant that is open to the public and has a huge patio that overlooks the Charles River and North Point Park.
The building is made up of almost 4,000 panes of glass.
Stairs leading from floor-to-floor are open to an atrium that travels all the way up the building.
The view from the top all the way down!
Our office offers some of the most amazing views of Boston.
Our 9th floor coworking space allows colleauges to collaborate with a tropical feel!
No one at EF has an office, including the CEO. Our open workspace inspires innovation, creativity, and collaboration.
We also think it’s equally important to provide spaces that support quiet focus, reflection, and retreat.
Every floor has 16 – 20 flexible workspaces, including large conference rooms.
A couch room is the perfect place for team meetings.
Working hard!
The 7th floor coworking space.
Meetings often take place on these floors.
The 5th floor is the perfect place to get comfortable in a cube and get work done!
The sports floor features two ping-pong tables and a foosball table for those who like to mix a little play into their workday.
Check us out, we're hiring!
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Have you seen our new kit? If not check it out! 😍 #ExploreTheWorld 🌏💫 t.co/prBMHCfUZS
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First came IQ, then EQ. Now everyone’s talking about WQ—a new standard for competence fit for today's global world.… t.co/CmyDfQAPhY
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EF North America CEO Edward Hult says he brings perks like teeth cleaning to his conference rooms to boost his comp… t.co/y4y7mrM5fg
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Have you heard? A new building is coming to the North Point neighborhood in Cambridge, MA: t.co/87VV7oGk3t via @BosBizJournal
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A huge thank you to Local 7 @TheIronworkers and @SKANSKAUSA for all the hard work on our newest building in #CambMA… t.co/d9T8ks3EsT
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Thank you @JayAshEOHED for climbing the steel and checking out the views from @EF's newest building under construct… t.co/ue8f756Reh
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We had a blast celebrating at the @bostonpride parade on Saturday! Meet the EF duo who helped put it all together:… t.co/0yVUh0CSfX
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Our friends at @SailCBI are here today in our Boston office to talk about our partnership and support of their Univ… t.co/88mP7HfK1R
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@NicholeBerlie @WCVB We spy some pink EF sails in the background! Those pink sails help raise money for @SailCBI's… t.co/83dTwV2tJP
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Good luck to all our EF staff running the @bostonmarathon today! See their stories on the blog: t.co/EQTMsFd2fP #WeAreEF
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Now you know! RT @ScoutCambridge: A gecko could climb the @EFNorthAmerica building in 52 seconds. @DraperLab worked… t.co/mTQDT87V7u
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Thank you to @EqExCoop for visiting our Boston office today and sharing your story about women in coffee in honor o… t.co/ela1RzFLXw
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Can humans really climb like a gecko? @cbbc's @AndyTorbet climbed EF's Boston office using @DraperLab technology to… t.co/j25cfVPMPI
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Way to go, Mike! Our @SkanskaUSA Project Director made a huge dent in our Boston office book drive, bringing in lot… t.co/ax3qNzw3CI
