Education is evolving rapidly, and technology plays a crucial role in addressing some of the sector's most pressing challenges—from expanding access to quality learning to equipping students with future-ready skills. Our global and worldwide partners are committed to driving meaningful change in education through innovative solutions, digital transformation, and forward-thinking initiatives. Each sponsor brings a unique perspective and expertise, supporting efforts to bridge gaps, enhance learning outcomes, and shape the future of education.
WORLDWIDE AND GLOBAL PARTNERS
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AI
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly reshaping education, creating new opportunities for teaching, learning and institutional strategy. In partnership with Lenovo, the AI theme explores how educators can harness AI safely, responsibly and effectively, from personalised learning and teacher support to ethics, policy and digital literacy, helping prepare learners for an AI-powered future.
Sponsored by Lenovo
INNOVATION
In partnership with Intel, innovation celebrates the ideas, technologies and approaches transforming education around the world. From emerging EdTech and classroom innovation to bold leadership and future-focused learning models, discover how educators and solution providers are driving meaningful change and improving outcomes for learners everywhere.
Sponsored by Intel
SKILLS
Skills are the currency of the economy of today. As AI reshapes the workplace, closing the skills gap is essential so people, companies and economies can thrive. In partnership with IBM SkillsBuild, Global Skills explores how educators can develop essential technical and professional skills - empowering learners with the confidence and adaptability needed for the careers of tomorrow. IBM is investing in the future of work with free, stackable learning and credentials through IBM SkillsBuild, delivered with governments, universities and nonprofits worldwide. IBM’s commitment to education and skills goes back nearly a century (e.g., 1940s curriculum work with Columbia University).
Sponsored by IBM
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