Mark Anderson
Technology has seen a significant place in education with the growing trend of EdTech startups across the globe. In this new era of learning, education technology has served as a bridge contributing to the flawless blend of learning and technology. In the United Kingdom, many startups have embraced this trend, developing novel solutions and platforms that revolutionise the educational sector. This article aims to shed light on some of the promising startups in the EdTech sector that were established as of 2020 in the UK.
We’ll be looking at startups operating in a range of niches within the EdTech sector, including those offering e-learning solutions, products for employability, and platforms designed to recreate experiences in the classroom. What ties all of these together is their commitment to leveraging technology to meet the needs and demands of the 21st-century student, all while facilitating access to high-quality education for everyone, regardless of age or location.
Join us on this exciting journey as we explore some of the UK’s top EdTech startups, their founders, locations, purposes, and much more. With no doubt, these startups are making strides in shaping the future of education in the United Kingdom and beyond.
Framework
Framework, co-founded by Asha Haji, Riya Pabari, and Tomos Evans, is an EdTech startup based in London, England. Started in 2020, it has captured the attention of the digital learning community with its revolutionary approach to digital business education. Framework allows users to gain from the insights and experience of established entrepreneurs from leading global organizations. To stay updated with Framework, follow them on LinkedIn and Twitter.
SaigolEd
Founded by Faisal Saigol and Melanie Grace in London, England, SaigolEd aims to deliver a first-class education to all children, despite their backgrounds. Their mission is to unlock new educational possibilities by transforming children’s lives globally. Follow them on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn as they continue to make a meaningful impact on child education.
Pedagog.ac
The world’s first blockchain-based massively open online course (MOOC), Pedagog.ac takes a unique approach to digital learning. Rooted in cognitive psychology and developed by Dr Jatin Anand, Dr Yao Lang Chang, and Professor Dr Edward Roy Krishnan, it offers nationally-recognized and internationally-accredited certifications. Follow them on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn for updates on their educational advancements.
Anvex Education
Anvex Education, a London-based EdTech startup co-founded by Raluca Diana Papuc, is ambitious about fostering personal education services with a human-centric model. Anvex is a platform where tutors can provide top-notch tutoring services, and students can find the necessary tuition for their academic needs. Stay connected with Anvex Education on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
E-Numeracy
E-Numeracy has created a unique learning approach to numeracy for employability. The platform uses AI and machine learning techniques to help learners rebuild their confidence in dealing with numbers. Follow E-Numeracy on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn for more of their innovations.
SuperCharger Ventures
SuperCharger Ventures, a London-based EdTech accelerator, provides practical solutions to startups. They help their portfolio companies get access to venture financing, business development, and a potent ecosystem for business expansion. To know more about SuperCharger Ventures, follow their LinkedIn page.
Moonshot Partners
Moonshot Partners was founded by Juan Andrés Lagrange Delfino and Ricardo Rodríguez in London, England. They provide software development services and product consultant services to several industries including EdTech. To follow their latest innovations, check their LinkedIn page.
UMA
UMA, co-founded by Alice Ursini and Novella Mazzei in London, England, offers a game-based learning platform for pre-teens and teens. By playing games designed by UMA, children can learn core school subjects and practise critical thinking skills. Connect with UMA on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
TUT App
Sam Enrico Williams and Theo Johnson launched TUT App in London, England. It is an eLearning mobile app that offers tutorials and courses by influencers and celebrities. Stay tuned to TUT App on Facebook for more updates.
Drive iQ
Drive iQ is an online coaching program in the field of driving. This London-based EdTech startup uses technology to promote safer driving. Learn more about Drive iQ on their LinkedIn page and Twitter account.
Tech for Non-Techies
In London, England, Sophia Matveeva founded Tech for Non-Techies. It is an online learning and training platform aimed at equipping non-technical professionals with an understanding of technology. Follow Tech for Non-Techies on their Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn to stay ahead with their innovations.
