

Edunation
By Edunation LTD
Edunation provides an all-in-one digital school and learning management system that integrates various educational functions into a single platform. This includes features such as virtual classrooms, quizzes, multilingual support, and multi-campus management. The platform is designed to support K-12 education, higher education, and international curricula, making it versatile for a global audience.
Edunation was founded in 2013 by Firas Jabbour and Mahmud Gabareen. The company has grown significantly since its inception, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, which accelerated the adoption of digital learning platforms. This growth was marked by a 1200% increase in users over a year, reflecting the urgent need for remote learning solutions.
Edunation has successfully raised funds through multiple rounds. It secured a pre-seed investment in 2014 and a seed round in 2019, both from angel investor Dr. Abdul Malek Al Jaber. In 2021, Edunation raised $3 million in a funding round led by Rubix, a US-based investor. This funding is intended to enhance its market presence and expand into new regions.
Virtual Classrooms: Enables online teaching and learning.
Assessment Tools: Includes quizzes, online exams, and various assessment tools.
Multilingual Support: Allows for a diverse range of language options.
In March 2024, Edunation was acquired by Keystone Education Group, a global leader in student search. This acquisition allows Edunation to access new markets in Europe and beyond, and to benefit from Keystone's extensive network and resources.
Edunation has continually updated its platform to include new features such as a redesigned homepage, improved navigation, and an analytics system in beta. These updates aim to enhance user experience and provide more comprehensive insights into educational outcomes.
Edunation emphasizes creating a positive impact on society by providing affordable and accessible world-class education. The company values innovation and aims to address labor shortages by increasing the number of international students.
Edunation serves a wide user base across the MENA region, including countries like Jordan, Palestine, Qatar, Kuwait, KSA, and UAE. The platform is used by top academic institutions in these regions, and the company plans to expand further into Egypt, Oman, and Bahrain. The acquisition by Keystone is expected to further broaden its reach, particularly in the Nordic countries and Europe.