We bring together a community of EdTech change-makers

To make meaningful progress, stakeholders across the continent need to rally together.

We host, co-host and partner on initiatives that foster collaboration between the role-players in African education innovation.

What we do

We are constantly exploring new approaches to convene and support the role players involved in education innovation in Africa.

Events & Workshops
We host startup showcases, roundtables and panel discussions on the potential of EdTech.
Online Courses 
& Support
We run and collaborate on online courses for organisations at every stage of growth.
Bootcamps & Hackathons
We provide resources and training for new entrepreneurs to build EdTech products.

Past Events

South African EdTech Week 2025
The annual convening focused on moving EdTech from hopeful pilot to scalable, impactful solution by examining the behavioural, infrastructural, policy, and cultural conditions that enable adoption.

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Our Ecosystem Partners

Mastercard Foundation logoBongo Hive logoNamibia University of Science and Technology logoEdTech East Africa logoMetis logoThhe Launchpad logoW-VE logoUBS logoSAIS logoCarnegie Mellon University
UVU Africa logoEducation Alliance University Finland logoEdTech Impact logoWestern Cape Government logoSchoolScape UK logoWEGRO logoSnaplify.com logoTech4Dev logoEdTech Hub logo
Holon IQ logoEdTech France logoAfrican Startup Hub logoInnovation Edge logoGround Flr logoConstruct Property Ops logoAyoba logoUK South Africa Tech Hub logo
GESAwards logoAWS logoNotion logoHubSpot for Startups logoTelkom logoLearning Engineering Tools Competition logoSefa logoMichael and Susan Dell Foundation logo

Our Ecosystem Partners

Become an Ecosystem Partner

We are always seeking partnerships with like-minded African organisations who are as passionate about education and innovation as we are. If you are interested in collaborating, please contact us with your ideas on how such a partnership could be mutually beneficial to the EdTech ecosystem in Africa.

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