2022 Latin America EdTech 100

The Latin America EdTech 100 is HolonIQ's annual list of the most promising EdTech startups from Latin America & the Caribbean.

The Latin America EdTech 100 is focused on identifying young, fast growing and innovative learning, teaching and up-skilling start-ups in Latin America & the Caribbean. Powered by data and insights from our Impact Intelligence Platform together with qualitative assessments by HolonIQ’s Intelligence Unit, and local market experts in each region, organizations are evaluated and scored based on our eligibility and assessment criteria.

The 2022 Latin America EdTech 100 was launched in Mexico City at the Global Impact Summit on the 28th September 2022.

Exhibit 1

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HolonIQ’s 2022 Latin America EdTech 100 is aligned to the Global Learning Landscape, an Open-Source Taxonomy that maps the education and talent market.

Exhibit 2

Increased demand for online and blended education sees management systems and education transformation services grow.

Over the past few years, school systems and universities have needed to digitize the student journey, both in and out of the classroom. This years LATAM EdTech 100 list has strong representation from K12 and Higher education digital solutions providers including those who support digital transformation in K12 (Arukay, Blended, Camino, Clipescola, Movva), higher education (AP Latam, Scala) and Workforce (Beedoo, EGG, Vinco).

Exhibit 3

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Workforce and Talent Management represent the greatest category, as solutions increasingly seek to service the talent lifecycle.

The vast majority of startups launched in the past 3 years service the workforce sector, an indicator of the demand for continued upskilling, particularly technology skills training. The growing tech skills gap across the region sees Bootcamps and other models continuing to surge, with established teams such as Digital House, Trybe, Crack the Code, along with newer start-ups seeing growth, such as Driven, Henry and AnyoneAI. At the same time, we are seeing the convergence of solutions for training and job placement with teams such as Galena, Gupy, Programa Valentina and Talently.

Brazilian startups take up over a third of the list, followed by Mexico, Colombia, Argentina then Peru.

Similar to last year’s list, Brazil makes up almost 40% of this year’s list with a large, more mature market for EdTech. Mexico almost 20% followed by Colombia, Argentina. Peru and Chile.

Exhibit 4

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