Edtech

Do institutes like scaler and bosscoder are really scam or do they provide placement aids and have people able to transition successfully ?

“There used to be an educator delight team of five-six people whose only work was to send gifts to the teachers: T-shirts, water bottles, big boxes of chocolates. It all used to be sent directly to the teacher’s house. The founder himself used to be involved in this. But now that team has been sacked,” said a former employee of Unacademy, on the condition of anonymity".. The above clipping is an article on edtech. People who joined these role- did they honestly believe this job has a long term prospect? If this is the job our youth are working, we should be ashamed of this whole sector.

This market is seeing tough winds from last 2/3 years. I have worked and thrived here. Really worried with what is happening here! What’s your thought?? Please participate in the Discussion

What’s happening in Classplus?

- Bluelearn, a social learning platform, announced its shutdown due to challenges in scaling the business. - The three-year-old startup will return 70% of the capital it raised to its investors. - Bluelearn had raised nearly $4 million from investors including Elevation Capital, Lightspeed, and Titan Capital. - Co-founder and CEO Harish Uthayakumar cited the difficulty in building a venture-scale business as the reason for the shutdown. - The startup, which began as a Telegram channel, had over 250,000 members and helped students with internships, jobs, and networking. Source: Entrackr

If you wanted to make career in gaming and there was a platform where you could get to learn gaming and how to stream and earn more would you join the platform?

You know the stereotypical Edtech startup - sales-driven, promises good placements, no quality control, overpriced AF. Is there any company who's actually focusing on building something valuable in this space?