EdTech Startups

Seesaw is a learning platform that integrates lesson planning, student work capture, and family communication for educators. It uses AI tools to help teachers create and adapt activities while providing visibility into student progress and thinking.

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Sejal offers self-paced online learning programs in leadership, job-ready technical and professional skills (including exam prep for CPA and NCLEX), and personal growth, built on Wiley's educational content. Courses feature short lessons, exercises, an AI tutor, and verified, shareable certificates for individual learners.

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Sekolah.mu is an Indonesian online learning platform that uses a blended learning model, offering selectable programs for students based on their focus areas and goals.

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Selah El Telmeez is an Egyptian educational brand offering learning books, e-learning solutions, and educational content. It serves students, teachers, and parents.

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Semantic Scholar provides an API for building scholarly and research-focused applications, including paper search functionality, and offers Semantic Reader, an augmented reading tool for scientific papers. It serves developers and researchers in the academic and scientific literature space.

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Semicolon provides technology training for individuals seeking to become tech professionals, and offers talent placement, employee upskilling, and digital transformation advisory services to businesses across Africa.

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Sencillo offers a platform for parents to plan, forecast and fund their children's education costs from nursery through university, with a dashboard for modelling fees and a regulated marketplace for financing and savings products. It serves UK families and operates as an appointed representative under FCA regulation.

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SendSteps provides a platform for creating interactive presentations and meetings that allow attendees to participate and share input while saving time on preparation.

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Operates two web services in Japan: comolib, a review and information site listing child-friendly places such as restaurants, parks, leisure and lodging facilities, and Kodomo Booster, a portal to compare, search, and book trial lessons for children's extracurricular classes nationwide. It serves parents looking for family-friendly outings and children's lessons across sports, music, English, tutoring, and robotics/programming.

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Senya operates in the substitute teaching space, though the page content provided does not clearly detail the company's specific business model, customer base, or geographic focus.

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Seppo creates gamified learning experiences and training programs for organizations using play-based design and behavioral science to improve knowledge retention and engagement. The platform serves corporate teams, educational institutions, and organizations globally seeking to transform onboarding, strategy sessions, and training into memorable, interactive adventures.

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SEQTA (part of Tes) is a cloud-based school learning management system that combines curriculum and lesson planning, assessment, attendance, wellbeing tracking, and parent engagement in one platform. It serves schools, including International Baccalaureate schools, with a focus on the Australian market.

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S.A.M (Seriously Addictive Mathematics) is an enrichment program for children aged 4–12 that teaches Math and English using the Singapore M.O.E-based curriculum, a Concrete-Pictorial-Abstract approach, and structured phonics. It uses a coaching method with individual learning plans to build problem-solving, numeracy, and literacy skills, and operates in more than 20 countries.

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テックキャンプ is an AI and IT education service that helps individuals from high school students to working professionals build skills, offering subscription-based schools, short-term intensive programs, and engineer training. It also provides corporate solutions for AI adoption — including training, consulting, development support, and recruiting — as well as IT-focused employment support for people with disabilities in Japan.

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Sesame was an education product serving teachers and students, described as telling the stories that report cards cannot. The service has been shut down after seven years of operation.

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SessionLab is an agenda planning tool for facilitators to design workshops using drag-and-drop scheduling, automatic timing, and sharing features. It also provides a library of resources, activities, and templates.

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An online education platform offering courses with teacher support via course chat and a personal curator who builds an individual study plan and answers questions throughout the learning process.

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SGU is a medical education institution offering Doctor of Medicine (MD) programs and tracks for students pursuing careers as physicians. The school operates a global network of clinical training partnerships and has produced over 25,000 graduates since 1981.

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The Share Foundation is a UK-based registered charity that helps young people in care and those from disadvantaged backgrounds build financial security and life skills. Working with the Department for Education, it manages government savings schemes (Junior ISAs and Child Trust Funds), operates a CTF recovery campaign to reconnect lost accounts, and delivers life skills programmes.

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Overleaf is an online platform for writing, compiling, and collaborating on LaTeX documents, used by researchers, academics, and businesses for scientific and technical writing. It serves over 20 million users worldwide and was formed in part through a 2017 merger with ShareLaTeX.

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#SheDIDIT is a Belgium-based incubator that coaches and supports women from diverse cultural backgrounds on starting and growing businesses, offering programs such as SheMeansBusiness, Youthpreneurs, SheHUB and SheFUND. It provides business coaching, events, and networking to help womenpreneurs develop their skills and launch ventures.

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Shepherd provides schools with a learning platform that integrates AI-powered study tools, tutoring access, peer collaboration features, and progress tracking to offer students personalized academic support.

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Shmoody is a mobile app that combines mental health support with accessible, engaging tools designed to encourage users to take actionable steps toward improved wellbeing. The platform targets students and college populations by making mental health tools feel relatable and enjoyable rather than clinical.

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SHOFCO is a community-driven organization founded in Kenya that addresses urban poverty through integrated services including education, healthcare, water access, and violence prevention, with a model designed to expand grassroots leadership in informal settlements. The organization operates the SHOFCO Urban Network (SUN), a coalition approach that works with local leaders to scale its holistic model across multiple communities.

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