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The Complete List of Global EdTech Unicorns
The Complete List of Global EdTech Unicorns
International Education. Post COVID Global Flows & Models.
Pre COVID, nearly five million international students studied overseas each year. In November 2019, before the pandemic hit, we shared our outlook that, by 2030, expected to see seven million international students each year.
HolonIQ Australia & New Zealand EdTech 50
HolonIQ’s annual list of the most innovative EdTech startups across Australia and New Zealand.
Prototyping Global Education Stock Indices
Experimental Market Cap weighted Geographic and Sector Indices
Global International Student Flows
International Education in 2030
Global Education Risk Monitor. July 2019
503 education professionals from over 50 countries report lack of innovation, poor economic sustainability, teacher shortages, unequal access and escalating cost as the major risks to global education.
Global Education IPO and Takeover Update
The growth of education stocks and why it matters
Australia Education Market- February 2019
Australian international education sector grows by 15.3% over last year. Increased scrutiny on education agents and action against erring colleges on the cards. French and Hong Kong companies make valuable acquisitions.
Australia Education Market – 2019 Outlook
International education revenue increases by 15.5%. A total of $30m was invested in EdTech firms through 15+ deals. Australian higher education regulator, TEQSA, tightens up private provider market.
Australia Education Market- November 2019
International education grows at twice the rate of overall exports. EdTech market is gaining traction. Education stocks face uncertainty.
Australia Education Market- October 2019
Increased scrutiny on international education amid non-compliance to regulatory standards. Navitas in the midst of an AUD $2b private equity bid. Review of higher education provider category standards commences.
Australia Education Market- September 2019
Role of migration agents recognized. VISA policy to be amended to attract international students in regional areas. Australian universities and TVET providers provided avenues to expand in Indonesia.