An African edtech startup, known for providing tech skills training, is expanding into Europe to diversify revenue streams and boost growth. The startup is venturing into Malta, having been part of a growth accelerator program sponsored by the Maltese government. The company is hiring for various positions across its teams.
The startup initially launched as a virtual platform in 2021, offering diploma courses in engineering, data, and business analytics. After expanding beyond Nigeria, it now operates in the US, Rwanda, and Kenya. With an established presence in Europe, the startup is set to offer its extensive curriculum covering business, data, engineering, media, and creative fields, along with AI and data analytics modules.
The CEO mentioned that Europe is the startup’s third-largest market, with learners from over 12 European countries. The expansion is expected to contribute to the company’s revenue growth and move towards profitability. AltSchool Africa plans to introduce a hybrid learning model in Malta, combining online and in-person sessions with tutors.
The startup will be exploring a B2B model in Europe, collaborating with organizations to develop customized training courses for employees. AltSchool aims to provide enterprise licensing for businesses seeking to enhance employee skills. The company will focus on community and personalized learning, offering subscription-based services at different price points in Europe.
AltSchool has supported thousands of learners in Africa and Europe, collaborating with local universities, organizations, and governments to implement its educational initiatives. The startup continues to expand its reach and impact through strategic partnerships and innovative learning approaches.