
Shaping the Future of EdTech in CEE
CEE Learning Labs for EdTech Founders are a hands-on learning experience navigating the promise and pressure of innovation in Central and Eastern Europe. Together, we’ll explore how to design AI-powered learning tools that are ethically grounded, locally relevant, and globally scalable, while addressing the real constraints of operating in the region.
Our core areas of focus include applied AI in learning design, localizing innovation for the CEE context, ethical product development in emerging markets, prototyping and testing with users, and building cross-border collaborations across the regional EdTech ecosystem.
What can you expect from this Learning Lab?
A deep understanding of the CEE EdTech ecosystem, market trends, and user needs
Practical frameworks for product discovery, international expansion, and distribution
Guidance on accreditation, certification, and regulatory pathways
Insights on fundraising, development, and building investor-ready ventures
Real stories from CEE founders on startup setbacks and success
Hands-on Pitch MasterClass to refine your investor pitch

Key Themes
Investor readiness and growth strategies
Building ethical, transparent AI for learning
User trust, data rights, and regulatory hurdles
Sustainable business models for AI-driven EdTech in CEE
Localizing learning content at scale

We are looking for:
Founders of EdTech startups in CEE
Product and learning experience designers building in CEE
Innovation leads shaping the next wave of learning ventures
Regional ecosystem builders supporting ethical and scalable EdTech

What is the format?
We meet online, for Friday afternoon (3h) and 5 hours during Saturday.
Participation costs:
250 EUR for the regular registration
200 EUR if you sign up with an Early Bird Call
This Lab combines practical frameworks, peer consultation, and expert insights to equip participants with the confidence and tools to scale EdTech ventures in CEE and beyond.
Connect with other ambitious founders building the future of learning in Central and Eastern Europe.
