Edtech companies create the tools and materials that help people learn. There are roles in sales, marketing, and customer success — often working directly with school districts, higher-ed administrators, or HR and training leaders.
If you’re technical, there’s always demand for engineers, designers, and product managers to build products. If your background is in education or curriculum, you’ll find opportunities to design learning experiences, assessments, and content that drive real impact in classrooms and workplaces.
Savvas Learning Company provides core curriculum, digital tools, and assessments for K-12 schools. Their programs include math, ELA, science, and career readiness through tools like Savvas Realize, Experience Science, and PathMaker. Savvas serves more than 40mm students and works with over 13,000 school districts.
Amplify is a K-12 education technology company that develops research-based curricula, assessments, and intervention tools used by districts and schools across the U.S. The company emphasizes evidence, alignment to standards, and integrated supports to help teachers deliver high-quality instruction while adapting to student needs.
Amplify CKLA (Core Knowledge Language Arts) — A K-5 literacy program focused for Science of Reading, integrating knowledge building, phonics, vocabulary, and writing.
mCLASS / mCLASS Intervention — A set of assessment and intervention tools (universal screening, dyslexia support, progress monitoring) that help with targeted instruction.
Boost Reading / Boost Math — Personalized and adaptive supplemental programs that provide practice and remediation in literacy and math.
Amplify Desmos Math — A K-12 math curriculum platform (K-12).
Amplify Science — A K-8 science curriculum with hands-on investigations, literacy integration, and digital resources.
Amplify ELA & Boost Close Reading — A middle school language arts program focused on reading comprehension, writing, and text analysis.
Amplify Tutoring — Literacy tutoring for students in need of intensive, small-group support.
Spanish / Biliteracy Programs (Amplify Caminos, Boost Lectura, mCLASS Lectura) — literacy instruction and intervention tools tailored for Spanish speakers and bilingual learners.
Inspira Education helps students get into highly competitive programs, including medical school, law school, business school, and top undergraduate colleges. It runs several focused brands for each pathway and uses AI to match students with expert mentors, many with admissions committee experience.
Wiley (John Wiley & Sons) is a publishing and education company focused on academic, professional, and instructional content that gets distributed in both print and digital formats. The company’s solutions include books, journals, online learning tools, assessment/learning platforms, and institutional services.
WileyPLUS — An online teaching and learning platform that integrates textbooks with digital media, adaptive assignments, assessments, analytics, and instructor tools.
Knewton Alta — Adaptive courseware designed to adjust content to individual students’ needs, especially in STEM.
zyBooks — Interactive STEM eTextbooks with animations, embedded assessments, and active learning features designed to replace textbooks.
Wiley Online Library / Wiley-Blackwell — A portfolio of journals, eBooks, reference works, and scholarly content in science, technology, medicine, social sciences, and more.
Instructure is a global education technology and the creator of Canvas, a learning management system (LMS) used by K-12, higher ed, and companies. The company focuses on creating cloud-based software that improves teaching, learning, and training through tools for course management, communication, and data analytics. Instructure also acquired -
Mastery (formerly MasteryConnect) - An assessment platform designed for K-12 that easily integrates with Canvas. Mastery is used by over 14,000 school districts.
Parchment - Likely the largest credentialing platform, Parchment started by facilitating transcript management and verification for universities. At the time they were acquired by Instructure, Parchment had over 15,000 customers.