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Parchment turned the transcript into a ticket out
A school record can travel in seconds and still leave its owner going nowhere. Parchment by Instructure is building a business around the distance between delivering proof and making it count.
The Certificate That Learned to Travel
A certificate used to end a course. Accredible built a business on the moment after: when a learner needs proof that travels, and an issuer wants to know whether anyone noticed.
Pearson
The 180-year-old company behind your GCSEs, your college textbook, and the exam that certified your IT job is betting its next chapter on teaching machines to teach people.
MyPass Global
MyPass Global is an Australian B2B SaaS company that runs a worker-owned digital Skills Passport and compliance platform for highly regulated, high-risk industries such as mining, oil and gas, energy and construction. Workers store verified qualifications, licences, medicals and background checks in one place and grant employers permission to view them, while site owners and contractors get real-time visibility of workforce compliance. Founded by Matt Smith and headquartered in Perth and Sydney, the platform serves more than 1,500 organisations and over 160,000 verified workers, and raised a A$7.5M Series A led by OneVentures in February 2025 to expand across the Americas.
Edorer
Edorer is a San Francisco- and Bengaluru-based edtech company building an AI-powered learning, assessment and proctoring platform alongside a global university network. Its software lets universities, enterprises and governments run online courses, AI-proctored exams and talent assessments, while its SPICE network and blockchain-based CredX credits exchange aim to let students pick courses across institutions worldwide and carry verifiable, stackable credits between them. The company's stated mission is to internationalize universities and make affordable international education and exposure available to every higher-education student.