ELearning Startups in Africa
StartupList Africa tracks 54 ELearning startups across Africa, which have raised $324.1M in disclosed funding. Egypt has the most, with 17, followed by Nigeria (8) and Kenya (7).
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ELearning companies
39 companies in this sector
| Company | Tagline | Total Funding | Last Round | Team Size | Backers | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Egypt | Moallem is an Egyptian EdTech that connects students seeking academic support with qualified tutors for instant, one-on-one, Q&A chat-based sessions. | 2-10 | ||||
![]() South Africa | FinMeUp is a Stellenbosch-based financial EdTech startup | Venture | 2-10 | |||
![]() Egypt | AgoRa is an Egyptian gamified interactive educational mobile application that incorporates real-life objects into learning activities | Non-equity Assistance | 11-50 | |||
![]() Egypt | A Dental Platform in the Egypt that helps users take their career to the next level. | Seed | 2-10 | |||
![]() Kenya | Angaza Elimu is an EdTech enterprise primed to transform education across Kenya and beyond. | Non-equity Assistance | 11-50 | |||
![]() Kenya | Learning Differently is providing affordable solutions to learning disabilities through the use of technology. | Grant | 2-10 | |||
![]() Egypt | Science Discovery is an Egyptian EdTech which offers education services to children using innovation kits. | 2-10 | ||||
![]() Egypt | Hafs Quran is an Egyptian eLearning startup which provides online platform for tutoring Quran recitation | 2-10 | ||||
![]() Egypt | Vlaby is first virtual labs platform for schools students in MENA | Pre-seed | 11-50 | |||
![]() Kenya | mSwali is a Kenyan EdTech startup on a mission to promote the knowledge of African adult population. | Pre-seed | 2-10 | |||
![]() Egypt | OBM is the first platform since 2013 for High School Students & Non-Graduate in education & development. | Seed | 201-500 | |||
![]() Egypt | Mentor Valley is a SaaS-based software that allows mentees to schedule online and offline sessions. | 2-10 | ||||
![]() Egypt | Shaghaf is an Egyptian EdTech startup that uses digital stories and games to transform the educational system. | 2-10 | ||||
![]() Egypt | Skilloud is an EdTech startup that helps empower both students and teachers to achieve their goals. | 11-50 | ||||
![]() Egypt | Gmind is an Egyptian EdTech platform that offers 3D Educational Games for Egyptian students | Grant | 11-50 | |||
![]() Egypt | Super Fny is an Egyptian EdTech that aims at improving the capabilities of the vocational education students & graduates. | Seed | 2-10 | |||
![]() Nigeria | TopSet is an EdTech organisation passionate about enabling individuals, both adults and children, to excel in their learning goals | Grant | 11-50 | |||
![]() Egypt | LearnKhana is an Egyptian EdTech platform designed to support individuals, instructors and organizations with diversified learning experiences. | 11-50 | ||||
![]() South Africa | Go1 is a South African eLearning startup which offers digital learning for entire workforce. | $280M | Series D | 201-500 | ||
![]() Tanzania | Ubongo creates top-quality, localized edutainment to help Africa's 500 million kids learn, and leverage their learning to change their lives. | $28M | Grant | 51-200 |
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ELearning startups by country
Top ELearning investors in Africa
- Edventuresbacked 4
- The MasterCard Foundationbacked 4
- Academy of Scientific Research and Technologybacked 3
- Googlebacked 3
- Nairobi Business Angel Networkbacked 2
- Shola Akinladebacked 2
ELearning startups: quick facts
- How many ELearning startups are there in Africa?
- StartupList Africa tracks 54 ELearning startups across Africa.
- How much funding have ELearning startups in Africa raised?
- ELearning startups in Africa have raised $324.1M in disclosed funding.
- Which African countries have the most ELearning startups?
- Egypt has the most, with 17, followed by Nigeria (8) and Kenya (7).
- Who invests in ELearning startups in Africa?
- Edventures has backed 4 ELearning startups, followed by The MasterCard Foundation (4) and Academy of Scientific Research and Technology (3).


















