I want to start a world’s biggest ed-tech startup? How much money and manpower do i need to start?

What are your views on a small edtech product that can help/tutor students for SAT and ACT's. I know a ton of these already exist but don't think why I can't launch a similar service and generate a decent revenue. I am not looking at a massive valuation but I think this can grow into a neat little business that generates enough to sustain me. (Say about 20-30k USD). Lemme know your thoughts if you don't think this will workout PS:- Currently in a tier-1 engineering college CSE

I joined this job 3 months back. Things haven't been good. Part of the problem is that the people I am reporting into have little to no experience in the segment they are entering into and are not willing to listen to someone who has worked in this segment for 15+ years. I am a little bemused.... I don't really need the job. But the money is nice..... Any suggestions on what to do.....

my frd is planning to start an edutech startup, yh I know eduTech is severely down, despite education system and how we learn needs a Big change and innovation for better india. so I request all to suggest idea, thoughts around this. thanks [hint of my frds idea: planning to certification and ranking for schools and colleges teachers and training them instead of training the students, what do you think?]

Hey buddies, Looking for a tech company to build an AI based Web App for Masses. This is into Edtech only. Please share references!

Looking for a technical cofounder for an Edtech startup . Working on building an AI based tool . Looking for someone with at-least 4-6yrs of experience as software developer , knowledge and interests in AI/ML models and most importantly , a passion for Edtech Business Please ping me at 8884201239

Let's say you want to start a start up like a scalar academy. How would you go about it? Will you do marketing first to bring in customers or register as a company? Start hiring people or spend on ads? Just curious to know how people start up, and what's their first step. Please share your insights, it might help someone start later on. Thanks for the input

Hello everyone, I'm Varun, the co-founder of Mesa School of Business. We’re Asia’s first startup focused business school focused on fostering the next generation of startup leaders in India. Prior to Mesa, I was a Sr. Product Manager at Amazon in Seattle, and did my MBA from Kellogg School of Management. I'd love to chat with you folks about my journey in building Mesa, my thoughts on higher education, 0-to-1 building, amongst other things. Ask me anything! :) I'll be back at 5 pm and start answering.

I have been on this journey for a long time now. Lots of failure comes with loads of learning. Each step or initiative I took has helped me grow as a person, the business guy (ed-tech, media space), and also in terms of technicalities (full-stack product management, hardcore hands-on into technology and I love user experience) Ps: currently running an edtech startup in pre-seed/seed stage Feel free to ask anything, would be happy to help even personally

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?