EdTech Startups in Tunisia: Revolutionizing Education with Technology
The EdTech startups in Tunisia aim to facilitate teaching and learning by harnessing technology to democratize access to education and make it more inclusive. Tunisia is an ideal breeding ground for these entities, given the high demand for private tutoring among students and the emerging market for professionals.
Entrepreneurs of Tunisia has published an infographic that provides an overview of the EdTech ecosystem in Tunisia, which comprises:
Online Learning Platforms (22 startups)
- MOOCs and e-learning for higher education and continuous training
Educational Applications (10 startups)
- Learning apps for mathematics, science, and language skills, as well as interactive games and educational apps for children
School Management Tools (9 startups)
- Learning management systems and other school information systems
Digital Educational Resources (22 startups)
- Online libraries and open educational resource platforms, as well as multimedia educational content
Assessment and Tracking Technologies (8 startups)
- Online testing and evaluation software, and data analysis tools for tracking student performance
Professional Training and Skill Development (18 startups)
- Online training platforms for professional skills and online certification tools
Virtual and Augmented Reality (11 startups)
- Immersive learning experiences using VR and AR applications
Inclusive and Accessible Education (12 startups)
- Technologies for educating people with disabilities and adapted educational resources for learners with special needs
In total, there are 114 EdTech startups in Tunisia, with the majority located in the Greater Tunis area. Several support programs are in place, backed by facilitators, to help these startups thrive. The key to success lies not only in cost but also in the quality of teachers. These platforms will help bridge the socio-economic gap, as supplementary courses have become almost essential for excellence.
