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Strategic Partnerships Driving Change

Through partnerships with global institutions, development organizations, and EdTech alliances, TETA delivers innovative, sustainable, and scalable solutions that strengthen education systems across Africa.

24Countries Reached
6Co-Creation Workshops
3Major Partnerships
2Policy Documents

Spix Foundation

Implementing Partner since June 2024
Implementing Partner 24 Countries DPI-Ed / RESPECT

TETA is the implementing partner for the Spix Foundation in Africa, responsible for legal, personnel and operations across the continent. This is TETA's most significant partnership, representing a continental-scale commitment to transforming education technology infrastructure.

Scope of Work

  • Bilateral engagement meetings conducted across 24 African countries
  • Co-Creation Workshops facilitated in 6 countries to localise implementation frameworks
  • Advancing the Africa EdTech Vision 2030 agenda at continental level
  • Leading deployment of the RESPECT platform — an open-source Digital Public Infrastructure for Education (DPI-Ed)
  • Developing the Policy Framework for Advancing Standards-Based Vendor-Neutral EdTech in Africa

Impact

24Countries Engaged
6Workshops Held
1Continental Framework

TETA has proven to be a highly strategic and dependable implementing partner for the Spix Foundation in Africa. Their ability to coordinate ministries of education, development partners, and EdTech innovators reflects both strong technical expertise and deep understanding of the African education ecosystem.

Ninon Victoria Nelson — Director of Partnerships, Spix Foundation, Jan. 2026

Workforce Development International (WDI)

Joint Venture Partnership since 2024
Joint Venture AUDA-NEPAD ILO / TVET

In partnership with Workforce Development International (WDI) of Ghana, TETA has developed two major continental policy documents that are shaping education and workforce development across Africa.

Key Deliverables

  • Policy Framework for Advancing Standards-Based & Vendor-Neutral EdTech in Africa — commissioned by AUDA-NEPAD, currently at implementation stage across AU member states
  • Practical Guide to Youth Engagement in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) — commissioned by the International Labour Organization (ILO), providing actionable frameworks for youth workforce development

This partnership continues through a project-based Joint Venture (JV) agreement, combining TETA's African education ecosystem expertise with WDI's workforce development specialisation.

Impact

2Policy Documents
55AU Member States

Our collaboration with TETA illustrates the power of strategic partnerships in advancing workforce development and digital education policy in Africa. TETA brings a unique combination of education system experience, policy understanding, and practical implementation capability.

Dr. Dan Baffour-Awuah — CEO, WDI, Dec. 2025

Mobiles for Education Alliance (mEA)

Research Collaboration 2024–2025
Research Partner LMICs Global Digital Courseware

TETA collaborated with the Mobiles for Education Alliance (mEA) to produce a landmark publication examining the status of digital courseware across Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs).

Project

  • Researched and developed 'Leading Perspectives on the Status of Digital Courseware in LMICs'
  • Synthesised insights from practitioners, policymakers, and technologists across the digital education ecosystem
  • Launched during the STEMtastic Adventure Africa 2025 in Kenya

The publication serves as a critical reference for understanding digital courseware gaps, opportunities, and best practices in resource-constrained education settings globally.

Industry & Publishing Partners

Ongoing client partnerships
Client Partners East Africa

TETA maintains long-standing partnerships with East African organisations in education technology, publishing, and curriculum delivery.

We at Growmobile Technologies recognize the resource capital at TETA. We have worked with the professionals for over a dozen years. TETA team understanding of Education Technology Solutions is excellent.

Mr. Chris Mwangi — CEO, Growmobile Technologies

TETA professionals have a very impressive performance track record. We celebrate TETA capacity to conceptualize and develop strategy and precision in execution. These experts have led in Digital Literacy inclusion in basic education curriculum.

Mr. Lawrence Njagi — Chairman, Kenya Publishers Association, 2022

One Planet Publishing appreciates working with TETA to develop our organizational roadmap for blended learning in Africa. The roadmap was contextualized to our company and implementation map tailored within our resources.

Mr. Kithusi Mulonzya — MD, One Planet Publishing, 2021
Collective Impact

Key Contributions

Through these partnerships, TETA continues to contribute to sustainable education transformation at continental scale.

Standards-Based EdTech Policy

Frameworks for interoperable, vendor-neutral education technology across Africa

Digital Transformation Strategies

Institution-level strategies for sustainable digital adoption in education

Digital Courseware Ecosystems

Development and deployment of contextualised digital learning content

TVET & Workforce Development

Youth engagement frameworks for Technical and Vocational Education

Africa EdTech Vision 2030

Continental agenda for interoperable and sustainable digital education systems

DPI-Ed (RESPECT)

Open-source Digital Public Infrastructure for Education across Africa

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TETA is always looking for strategic partners who share our vision of transforming education through technology across Africa.

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