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INSIGHTS & UPDATES
The sector is made up of 775 EdTech companies employing 20,000 staff and generating $4.2Bn in revenue.
We're canvassing Canberra for support to the EdTech sector via four key opportunity areas to build a thriving, high-functioning EdTech ecosystem in Australia.
Ecosystem, News
Help us map the Australian EdTech Ecosystem
If you’re in EdTech, we’re asking for just 10 mins of your time!Our latest data shows the sector continues to grow. The sector has 775 EdTech companies generating over $4.2 Billion in revenue, of which $1.3 Billion is exports. Our skilled and highly transferable...
Ecosystem, News
City of Melbourne supports inform.ed initiative to boost local EdTech ecosystem
We’re thrilled to be partnering with the City of Melbourne to deliver inform.ed, a program supporting connection and fostering collaboration between EdTech companies, education institutions and local government. The City of Melbourne is committed to supporting...
Case Study, News
Teacher Hub – Making Writing PD Accessible
ScopeMany teachers feel underprepared to teach writing - a challenge consistently highlighted by research. Despite their experience levels, educators seek more support, while student writing skills continue to decline. Teacher shortages, packed curricula, and budget...
EduGrowth Members
Our members are committed to developing innovative, safe and effective solutions for the education sector
Our programs focus on developing the entire education technology and innovation sector.
We have a range of services supporting Australian EdTech companies at each stage of their journey, whilst also connecting educators, education providers and industry participants into the broader ecosystem.
Early Stage EdTech Startups
Early Stage EdTech Startups
Our LaunchPad program directly supports early stage EdTech companies: those thinking about founding an EdTech business and those building out their minimum-viable product.
LaunchPad Essentials: Idea to Implementation
Turn your EdTech idea into a business plan. Meet with experienced EdTech entrepreneurs, investors, educators and mentors to guide your business growth. Attend Insight Seminars, participate in training, find mentorship, and gain direct feedback for your idea or business plan.
Connect
Ecosystem-wide events to connect your early stage startup to the market. Showcase your product, practice your pitch and obtain direct feedback from educators, investors and EdTech entrepreneurs.
Late Stage EdTech Startups
Late Stage EdTech Startups
As an EdTech company grows, ClearPath services help late stage startups accelerate with deep collaboration, market analysis and connections to customers, investors or into new markets.
ClearPath programs offer a number of opportunities for scaling EdTech companies. Startups can showcase their solutions to education audiences, attend trade missions and export market deep dives, participate in testbed trials and sector research, attend industry roundtables, and form real connections with other EdTech leaders through the invite-only ClearPath CEO Syndicate program.
Established EdTech Companies
Established EdTech Companies
Established EdTech companies and founders are committed to the sectors’ ongoing development and success. They access ClearPath and Ecosystem programs for deep collaboration, market analysis and connection to new markets.
Established companies and founders participate in sector research and industry roundtables, they are EdTech, entrepreneurial and innovation experts, sought after speakers and panellists, and from their insights, mentoring and advice, help to drive innovation in education forward.
Educators & Education Providers
Educators & Education Providers
Early Childhood Learning >> K-12 Schools >> Higher Education >> Vocational & Skills >> Workforce
The Australian education sector has a broad range of providers invested in delivering education to learners across the learning continuum. They are the beneficiaries of EdTech and innovation in education.
Engaging with stakeholders from each sub-sector on the learning continuum is a priority for EduGrowth. Educators and education provider representatives are subject matter experts, sought-after speakers, and panellists. They access EdTech innovation showcases, participate in EdTech testbed research trials and seek co-design opportunities.
Consultants & Industry
Consultants & Industry
There are a range of consultants and industry participants that have vested interests in seeing education technology and innovation grow across Australia and beyond.
Consultants and industry participate in sector research and sector roundtables, they are subject-matter experts, and strategic partners that help advance the Australian EdTech ecosystem globally.
Government Representatives
Government Representatives
Government agencies and associations have a range of needs from the education technology and innovation sector. These needs include, but are not limited to, economic and export development, social mobility, improved student outcomes, commercial success and continued relevance, and innovative disruption.
Government representatives access and commission sector research, industry roundtables, and export market program design and facilitation. They are subject-matter experts, sought-after speakers, and strategic partners that help advance the Australian EdTech ecosystem globally.
STRATEGIC PARTNERS
Proudly partnering with Australia’s leading education organisations together with local and state bodies.
Member Case Studies
How Australian EdTech supports learners, teachers, schools, institutions and companies.
Australia is home to an array of companies, consultants and advisors across the education technology and innovation sector.
Our members are creating innovative solutions for the education sector.
UPCOMING EVENTS
AmplifyED: Conversations and Connections
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The Future of Learning: AI in Education
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