In a bold move to revolutionize the educational landscape of Nepal, Shraddhesh Acharya, Group CEO of AFTI Corporation and founding CEO of EShikshalaya NepTech, has set a visionary goal: to ensure that every school and college in Nepal will own their own edtech platform within the next decade.
“We have experimented with various models in the edtech space of Nepal,” Acharya says. “Now is the right time to make a solid and positively disruptive move from our side.”
A Visionary Plan
EShikshalaya NepTech is committed to providing schools and colleges with their own customized interfaces and subdomains, granting them full ownership of their content and the ability to tailor their educational platforms to their unique needs. This innovative approach ensures that institutions can maintain their identity while leveraging advanced technology to enhance learning experiences.
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Commitment and Expansion
Despite numerous offers from international and national venture capitalists and investors for a complete exit, AFTI Corporation has no plans of parachuting for at least the next 10 years. This commitment is further underscored by EShikshalaya NepTech’s expansion with a new technical office in Ireland, signifying the company’s dedication to bringing global expertise to local challenges.
Determined Leadership
Shraddhesh Acharya’s leadership is marked by a steadfast determination to see through this transformative journey. His team’s unwavering commitment to this mission is evident as they continue to innovate and adapt to the evolving needs of the educational sector.
In Acharya’s words, “We tried a lot of different models in the edtech space of Nepal. This is the right time to make a solid and positively disruptive move from our side.”
Join the Revolution
As EShikshalaya NepTech leads this groundbreaking campaign, schools and colleges across Nepal are invited to join the revolution. Together, with the visionary leadership of Shraddhesh Acharya and the innovative solutions of EShikshalaya NepTech, the future of education in Nepal is set to be more accessible, personalized, and effective than ever before.