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AltSchool Africa is a digital learning platform and edtech startup founded in 2021 by Adewale Yusuf, Akintunde Sultan, and Opeyemi Awoyemi.
Funding reportedLast round: Seed
AltSchool Africa is a digital learning platform and edtech startup founded in 2021 by Adewale Yusuf, Akintunde Sultan, and Opeyemi Awoyemi.
Based in Lagos, Nigeria, it operates as a fully virtual school aimed at redefining higher education in Africa. The company focuses on training individuals in high-demand tech skills, particularly targeting those with no prior experience in technology. AltSchool Africa has expanded its reach to Nigeria, Kenya, Rwanda, Malta, and has partnered with government entities in Cape Verde. The platform offers a diverse curriculum through five specialized schools, including Software Engineering, Data, Product, Creative Economy, and Business. It provides diploma courses and accelerated programs, along with career support services such as mentorship and job placement. With a commitment to accessibility, AltSchool Africa features flexible tuition options, including a pay-as-you-earn model. The company has received significant interest, with over 50,000 applications from more than 80 countries, and aims to become a leader in digital skills education.
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