EdTech Company EpiTek is now under the ownership of Rekindle Learning, a move expected to boost EduTech development in Africa.
In a significant move for the education technology sector in Africa, Rekindle Learning Inc. has announced the acquisition of EpiTek. This acquisition is set to provide a stronger, more aligned training platform for organisations and learners across the continent, aiming to reimagine EdTech in Africa and accelerate its impact on workforce development.
The deal brings together trusted expertise with innovation, creating a powerful ecosystem that combines to offer improved skills and training solutions. Rekindle Learning's leadership team, including CEO Nneka Eze, COO David Mwangi, and CTO Amina Yusuf, will oversee the combined entity.
Partners and clients of both Rekindle Learning and EpiTek can rest assured that they will continue to be supported by the same team. This acquisition promises to provide improved training opportunities for organisations and learners in Africa, with partners and clients gaining access to enhanced tools and services within an expanded learning environment.
The acquisition is expected to have a positive impact on the education sector in Africa, furthering Rekindle Learning's role in the Quality Council for Trades and Occupations (QCTO) space. The deal will enhance Rekindle Learning's ability to provide quality, innovative, and client-focused solutions in the QCTO space, aiming to make a significant difference in the skills development landscape in Africa.
Rekindle Learning reaffirms its commitment to innovation, quality, and client care through this acquisition. The company believes that this move will not only strengthen its position in the African education technology sector but also contribute positively to the continent's workforce development, ultimately having a profound impact on the economy as a whole.
As the acquisition takes effect, both Rekindle Learning and EpiTek stakeholders can look forward to a future of improved training opportunities, innovative solutions, and a more aligned approach to skills development in Africa. This acquisition is a significant step forward in Africa's education technology sector, reaffirming the industry's potential to transform the continent's education and workforce landscape.
