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EdTech Together

Networking Events designed for EdTech Enthusiasts

EdTech Together brings together startups, investors, experts, and other ecosystem players to connect, collaborate, and innovate. Engage with thought leaders and industry experts through insightful keynote speeches, panel discussions, and interactive sessions to expand your knowledge, build meaningful relationships, and explore business development opportunities. It’s also a perfect opportunity to support long-term success within the EdTech industry.

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Share trends, tools, and insights

Discover opportunities for collaboration and innovation.

Join special editions on the latest trends and topics.

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We host a monthly event in London as well as online webinars. If you're interested in committing to share your insights and learnings at this event

Partnership Events

Together, not against each other, we shape the future of EdTech.

We strongly believe in driving the innovation and success through partnerships and encourage thoughtful conversations across various stakeholder groups to support the future EdTech Startup leaders.

In addition to our monthly events, we also run collaborative events with some of the key players in the EdTech scene. If you are interested in creating a better future in the educational technology space, join our expanding community of EdTech enthusiasts.

Redefining Learning Forum

Beyond Hybrid: Rethinking Education as a Lifelong, Seamless Experience

Tuesday 08 Apr 2025

10:00 AM

Tuesday 08 Apr 2025

10:00 AM ~ 01:00 PM

Key questions: 1. What are the success factors in existing flexible education models (e.g., private and international schools, workplace-integrated learning)? 2. How can these approaches be adapted to state education without exacerbating inequality? 3. What role do big tech, government, and educational institutions play in transitioning towards a more continuous, micro-transactional learning experience?