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Teacher Training in India: A Market Worth $8 Billion and a Platform Built for It
India has 9.6 million teachers. Most have never accessed a single structured CPD session from a global provider. That is
How to Build an Education Distribution Network in India: Schools, Resellers & Beyond
A practical guide for global education companies looking to scale their reach across India’s 1.5 million+ schools, colleges, and learning
How India’s Rapid Classroom Digitalisation Will Shape the Next Wave of Global EdTech Innovation
For years, global EdTech companies asked a familiar question: “Is India ready for digital classrooms?” In 2025, the question has
Is Technology Really Improving Classrooms or Are We Just Digitising Old Problems?
For the last decade, education conferences have promised us the same future. Tablets will transform learning.AI will personalise education.Platforms will
A Complete Guide to Entering the India Education Market: Part 3
Market Entry Models for International Education Companies in India Partnerships, distributors, joint ventures, franchising, pilot-first vs localisation-first and how IME’s
US–India Trade Deal 2026: What It Really Means for Global Education Providers and Indian Students
How the Reset in US–India Relations Opens New Doors for Education, EdTech, and Talent Mobility The recently announced US–India trade
Historic India-EU Free Trade Agreement Opens New Doors for Global Education Providers
Why India Is Becoming the Gateway Market In a landmark development for global economic and people-to-people relations, India and the
Breaking News: CBSE Makes Counsellors Mandatory in Schools Ahead of Board Exams
What This Means for Global SEL Curriculum & Wellness Solution Providers India’s education sector is entering a new phase. In
UK Drops International Student Targets: Focus Shifts to Overseas Education Hubs
For decades, the success of UK higher education was measured by one simple metric: How many international students arrived on