Inclusiv Education was established in response to need from Save the Children Australia's social venture company, Inclusiv Ventures, for a partner in eLearning technology and services. 

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Founders Steve Watt and John March bring a combination of industry experience in enterprise learning technology support services and international development program delivery and it follows that our business specialises in educational technologies and services provision to Development Organisations such as INGO’s.

We seek to work in ways which support capacity building in the countries in which we work.  We aspire to help generations of educators and trainers develop the skills necessary to effectively use eLearning to increase access to high quality of education and training.  Through our partnership with Inclusiv Ventures and their Joint Venture partner, Save the Children, we co-design programs which

• train teachers, lecturers and education volunteers to prepare and design eLearning courses

• mentor them to successfully facilitate courses

• and establish local technical support, training and eLearning consulting capabilities

Unlike a conventional EdTech services provider, Inclusiv Education

...translates the high degree of Development & Humanitarian literacy its staff bring through its relationship with Incusiv Ventures and Save the Children into tailored learning platforms and local learning and training services, appropriate for Development Organisations and developing economies.

 

Unlike a Tech4Development specialist, Inclusiv Education:

...has global supplier and collaboration networks with leading mainstream EdTech firms including a number of certified Moodle Partners.  Through our partnerships and networks we have staff who bring decades of experience in EdTech executive management and delivery of large scale projects with government and corporate partners.