A feasibility study is conducted by EEG's team to assess whether a project is viable for long-term implementation.

Once the initial results are in, a local partner with expertise in the relevant field is selected to serve as the primary anchor.

These local partners are specialists in areas such as linguistics, early childhood development, pedagogy, diaspora studies, and more. EEG then steps in as a strategic partner, offering support with legal and financial matters in compliance with local regulations (in Mexico, the United States, and Hungary).

Local human capital is effectively trained. For example, at the community preschool in Mexico, EEG ensures that all staff and service providers are drawn from the local community. Educators undergo ongoing professional development, including English language lessons and other relevant skills. International volunteers are welcomed to foster cultural exchange within the community. Similarly, both the Spanish Language Center in Miami, Florida, and the Hungarian School provide continuous training and hire international teachers, even those who may not be from English- or Hungarian-speaking countries. EEG's goal is to create opportunities for local, talented human capital to thrive.