2025 at SchoolTry: Impact, Milestones, Achievements, and Global Partnerships
In 2025, SchoolTry recorded measurable growth across Africa and Europe, driven by groundbreaking milestones and strategic global partnerships. These achievements reinforce our commitment to building a scalable and inclusive digital education ecosystem.
Under the leadership of our Founder and CEO, Ismail Eleburuike, SchoolTry continued to strengthen its position as one of Africa’s fastest-growing EdTech solution providers. We advanced innovation in School Management Systems (SMS), Learning Management Systems (LMS), and broader digital transformation initiatives across educational institutions.
This article highlights our key impact, achievements, and partnerships throughout 2025.
SchoolTry Overview in 2025
82% User Growth Increase
In 2025, SchoolTry achieved an 82% increase in user growth. This expansion was driven by strategic university partnerships, entry into new markets such as Cameroon and Kenya, and increased adoption of our SMS and LMS solutions.
The onboarding of institutions including Fountain University, East African University, and Stalwart University Institute significantly expanded our user base. Continued engagement with vocational training centres and higher institutions also strengthened retention and active platform usage.
200% Increase in Transactional Processes
SchoolTry recorded a 200% increase in transactional processes across the platform. This includes growth in student onboarding, academic record management, grading automation, course engagement, and administrative workflows.
This increase reflects deeper institutional integration. Schools are not only adopting SchoolTry — they are embedding it into their operational systems to improve efficiency, transparency, and data-driven decision-making.
Strengthened Partnerships Through Strategic MoUs
2025 was marked by multiple Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with universities, government bodies, and international organizations.
Key agreements across Nigeria, Kenya, the UAE, and Sweden reinforced SchoolTry’s long-term commitment to digital transformation in education. These MoUs go beyond formal partnerships; they establish structured collaboration frameworks for innovation exchange, implementation, and scalable digital adoption.
Representation at Major International Conferences
SchoolTry maintained strong visibility at leading international platforms. From participation at the Association of West African Universities (AWAU) Conference in Senegal to representation at the Sweden–Nigeria Parliamentary Summit and the Supercharger Ventures Accelerator in Malta, we positioned ourselves as a credible voice in global EdTech innovation.
These engagements strengthened our international network, enhanced credibility, and opened doors for new cross-border opportunities.
Cross-Border Collaborations Across Africa and Europe
Through engagements with the Swedish Embassy in Abuja, Kenya’s Ministry of Education, Konza Technopolis, Spacepoint UAE, and several universities across East and West Africa, SchoolTry expanded its strategic footprint.
These collaborations foster policy-level dialogue, knowledge exchange, and the integration of AI-driven and digital learning systems across diverse education ecosystems.
SchoolTry Monthly Highlights in 2025
January 2025 – Partnerships & Innovation
SchoolTry signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Fountain University in Osogbo, strengthening digital transformation and enhancing technology integration across the institution.
We hosted leadership from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Sweden-based stakeholders, and collaborated with Emmanuel Alayande University of Education, Techmindset Africa, and Ericsson to launch an AI Hackathon involving 113 students.
The Global Education Conference planning began at the Swedish Embassy in Abuja, reinforcing SchoolTry’s commitment to cross-border collaboration.
February 2025 – Blockchain & Global Engagement
SchoolTry partnered with Minima, the world’s most decentralized blockchain network, to launch blockchain education initiatives aimed at reaching 2 million Nigerian students.
The CEO delivered a keynote lecture at the 10th Association of West Africa Universities (AWAU) Conference in Senegal, discussing AI, employability, and digital innovation in education.
SchoolTry also engaged stakeholders at the Study Abroad Fair in Ibadan and strengthened ties with Delta State leadership.
March & April 2025 – Global Exchange & Expansion
SchoolTry held high-level meetings with Kenya’s education leadership in Stockholm, discussing digital transformation for vocational institutions.
In April, SchoolTry officially entered the Cameroonian education market through a strategic partnership with Stalwart University Institute (SUI) in Douala.
The Global Education Exchange Conference in Sweden focused on AI, digital infrastructure, telecommunications, and micro-learning as drivers of modern education systems.
May & June 2025 – National Recognition & Collaboration
SchoolTry served as Platinum Sponsor at NACOSS TechFest 1.0 in Ilorin, reinforcing its commitment to corporate social responsibility in technology education.
We signed partnerships with Konza Technopolis (Kenya) and participated in Digi Fair 2025, showcasing our all-in-one education platform.
In Stockholm, SchoolTry hosted directorate-level stakeholders from Kenya’s Ministry of Education, benchmarking digital education systems across Sweden and Finland.
July 2025 – Parliamentary & University Expansion
SchoolTry represented over 40 Swedish businesses at the Sweden-Nigeria Parliamentary Summit in Abuja. The Swedish Ambassador highlighted SchoolTry as a standout digital transformation company, bridging educational gaps across Africa.
We engaged with Prince Abubakar Audu Kogi State University to explore the adoption of our School Management and Learning Management Systems.
CEO Ismail Eleburuike also shared expert insights on pitch clarity and investor communication during the “Pitch Wise” podcast.
August & September 2025 – Accelerator Selection & Recognition
SchoolTry partnered with East African University, supporting AI-driven learning and digital ecosystem integration.
We engaged Kenya Utalii College and Mount Kenya University to explore deeper collaboration.
In September, SchoolTry was selected as one of 19 global startups in Supercharger Ventures Malta Cohort 5, the largest EdTech-focused accelerator globally.
At “Science in the City” in Malta, SchoolTry demonstrated how its integrated platform improves administrative efficiency and student experience.
October 2025 – Measurable Impact in Kenya
Ten months after signing an MoU with the Government of Makueni County, the results are visible. Vocational training centres are now experiencing improved digital integration, streamlined administrative processes, and enhanced learning delivery.
November 2025 – Technology & Global Collaboration
SchoolTry signed an MoU with Spacepoint UAE to introduce specialized space technology training to students across its partner institutions.
Additionally, SchoolTry launched: Dedicated A-Level preparation tools, Study abroad structured learning pathways, and IELTS preparation partnership with VerbivoreApp
These initiatives reflect SchoolTry’s commitment to preparing students for global competitiveness.
December 2025 – Investor & Institutional Outreach
The CEO pitched at Supercharger Ventures Cohort 5 Demo Day in Valletta, Malta, presenting SchoolTry’s growth and expansion roadmap to international investors.
The team also engaged students and administrators at Oke-Ogun Polytechnic, Saki, demonstrating the practical impact of SchoolTry’s digital school management system.
Looking Ahead for 2026
2025 at SchoolTry has proven remarkable accomplishment and reinforced our goal to transform the educational industry to digital.
Through strategic partnerships, measurable growth, global representation, and continuous innovation, SchoolTry is building a connected education ecosystem that empowers institutions, educators, and students.
Together, we can transform the education sector and make digital transformation accessible to everyone, benefiting students, schools, lecturers, and administrators across Africa and beyond.
