EduSpaze
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EduSpaze, Singapore’s pioneering EdTech accelerator, in collaboration with Temasek Foundation, has launched the “Temasek Foundation Education Challenge: Empowering Teachers through EdTech.” This initiative aims to identify and support innovative EdTech solutions that can transform the roles of educators, enhance teaching effectiveness, and extend educational reach to underserved communities. A Platform for Innovation The challenge will…
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EduSpaze, Singapore’s first education technology (edtech) accelerator has announced its fourth cohort of startups. Nine early-stage edtech companies from Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam, US and Canada have been selected for the fourth cohort from over 180 applicants across 43 countries. The newest batch follows the legacy of participants in the previous cohorts that have successfully raised…
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Noodle Factory, an AI-powered edtech platform, has announced that the company has closed a US$500,000 seed funding round. The round is supported by edtech accelerators, EduSpaze and SuperCharger Ventures and a consortium of seasoned angel investors. With the seed funding, Noodle Factory plans to extend its platform to K-12 (Secondary) institutions and expand its presence…
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Singapore-based edtech startup Flying Cape has announced that it has raised USD$1.5 million in Series A funding through venture firms Start-up O and EduSpaze, with participation from angel investors. The funds will be used to continue scaling Flying Cape’s operations in China and throughout Southeast Asia. “Covid-19 has dramatically transformed the Education landscape. Through this…
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EduSpaze, Singapore’s first educational technology (edtech) accelerator, has announced a partnership with Latin Leap, a Colombia-based venture capital studio. This partnership seeks to drive soft-landing initiatives of Asian EdTech scale-ups to Latin America through the sharing of know-how and company deal flow, and strengthen collaboration between the two regions within the field of education. EduSpaze…
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EduSpaze, Singapore’s first educational technology (edtech) accelerator has announced their second cohort of startups. Seven early-stage edtech companies from Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam and The Philippines have been selected for the second cohort from over 200 applicants across 30 countries (See Appendix A). They slot into the categories of K-12, higher education, and corporate learning. All…
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Singapore, 16 September 2020: Following the successful completion of their inaugural cohort, EduSpaze, Singapore’s first edtech accelerator managed by seed capital firm and startup incubator Spaze Ventures and supported by Enterprise Singapore, the enterprise development agency, has opened applications for its second cohort following the graduation of its first cohort. With this accelerator programme, EduSpaze…
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Singapore, 10 September 2020: EduSpaze, Singapore’s first edtech accelerator supported by Enterprise Singapore, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Kaplan— one of the world’s largest and diverse education providers, to support the education technology (edtech) startup community and provide real-world learning opportunities for students in this sector in Singapore. The Singapore government recently announced the Singapore…
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Singapore, 13 Feb 2020 – EduSpaze, Singapore’s first educational technology (edtech) accelerator has announced their inaugural cohort of startups. Nine early-stage edtech companies have been selected for the first cohort from 200 applicants in 25 countries. They slot into the categories of Pre-K, K-12, higher education, and corporate learning. All participating companies will present their…
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Spaze Ventures has announced the launch of EduSpaze, Singapore’s first educational technology (edtech) accelerator supported by Enterprise Singapore, the enterprise development agency. The new accelerator supports early-stage edtech companies with up to S$500,000 of funding. Additional customised resources are available to meet the needs of each company participating in the programme. Eligible companies have until…
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