Recognition among top EdTech organisations.
We’re proud to announce that TechWays has achieved a 92% score on the EdTech Impact Limited (EdTech Impact) Index — a milestone that recognises our position among the top educational-technology organisations.
What this recognition means
This is more than just a number. A high score on the EdTech Impact Index signals that our tools and programmes are not only being used — they’re performing, scaling and contributing meaningfully in educational environments. EdTech Impact is part of a growing global push to standardise how we measure the quality and impact of educational-technology solutions. World Economic Forum+2edtechindex.org+2
By achieving 92%, TechWays is showing that we meet high standards in critical areas — from efficacy (does our solution work?), to equity (who benefits?), ethics (are we doing the right thing?), and long-term sustainability.
Why this is important for our community
For teachers and schools: you can feel confident that TechWays isn’t just hype — our tools carry recognised validation, so adoption is backed by evidence and rigorous review.
For learners: it means the technology solutions being introduced are measured against quality benchmarks, meaning a stronger chance they will support real learning gains.
For partners and stakeholders: the score strengthens trust, showing that TechWays is recognised among its peers and is committed to measurable educational impact.
What’s next
Achieving 92% is a strong foundation — but we’re not stopping here. We’ll continue refining our tools, gathering evidence, deepening our impact, and working with educators to ensure that the solutions we offer are not only high quality but deeply integrated into the learning journey.
We look forward to sharing more case studies, user stories and data that show how this recognition translates into meaningful change in classrooms, schools and learning ecosystems.
TechWays gives high school learners a window to the world of technology in a way that is accessible, affordable and gives them relevant skills for what the market needs. Let them build their own website, mobile app or ‘from scratch’ game – by the time our high school learners matriculate they will have a portfolio of real-project experience and certifications to be proud of!