BIG DREAM Consulting is a community organization that offers English and leadership training for all students wishing to continue their studies abroad.

The BIG DREAM adventure began in November 2016 with its very first student, Jérôme DEGBEY, an orphan of both father and mother. Jérôme's adoptive mother was immediately interested in the Big Dream program by approaching our C.E.O.
Jérôme had just obtained his baccalauree series C at the Municipaatl High School of Marcory and had won a scholarship to study in Morocco. However, his dream was to continue his studies in the United States. At that time, Jérôme did not speak English; but his determination and desire to achieve his dream pushed him to improve his level of English in only 9 months. Thanks to his hard work, Jébtained three scholarships. chose to join Indiana University with a full scholarship. Today, he holds a bachelor's degree in Computer Science and works at Microsoft. Jérôme paved the way for more than 200 other young people, including Yvan N'GUETTA (McAlester University), TRAORE Yasmina (Yale University) and hundreds of other students in Canadian universities. About ten others have joined the African Leadership Academy and other American universities.

BIG DREAM CONSULTING is an organization committed to serving the community, which offers coaching, training-education and support services.

After observing that many Ivorian students and those from other French-speaking African countries, although very bright, have difficulty continuing their studies in American and Canadian universities, it was observed that they often fail to solve the problems facing their communities. Big Dream Consulting experts work to make young Africans role models for a new generation and to enable them to acquire all the skills required to meet the many challenges of their communities and the African continent.

Promoting excellence in all its forms.
Training America's elites.
To train Ivorian and African youth who are aware, competent and committed to serving their community.
To train African leaders capable of identifying problems in their communities and solving them on a voluntary basis.
To offer Ivorian and African students in general the opportunities to benefit from quality training in North American universities (United States, Canada) in order to participate actively in the development of their countries and their continents.