eTeacher Group

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EdTech company eTeacher has appointed Asi Moyal as its new COO. In his new role, Moyal will be responsible for the business, professional, and operational aspects of the companys schools. He will also focus on business development, professional and business collaborations, and promoting the companys B2B activities. Moyal has over 25 years of experience in multi-disciplinary business management in sales, operations, business development, and customer service. Prior to joining eTeacher, Moyal served as Deputy CEO of Digital Solutions at Ness.

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Harel Taib, former CEO of Kryon and AVG Israel, has been appointed as the new CEO of EdTech company eTeacher. The company, which has been operating since 2019, runs five schools for technology studies for children, ancient languages, modern languages, and the Bible. It employs 1,000 workers, of which about 200 are in its Israeli headquarters. Taib has extensive experience in managing technology companies and intends to focus on creating technological solutions for the education sector.

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Israeli company eTeacher Group has announced the completion of a significant infrastructure project. The company, which offers a wide range of learning programs in nine languages to the international market, has moved its infrastructure systems to managed service provider Cloud’em. The move is aimed at better protecting its data and customers, improving performance, reducing operating costs, and remaining competitive in the rapidly changing Ed-Tech market. eTeacher Group has an annual sales turnover of $65 million and serves a customer base of no less than 40,000 students each year.

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The article discusses six Israel-linked startups that offer online learning tools to help ease the impact of the coronavirus crisis on education. The startups mentioned are Coursera, JoyTunes, eTeacher Group, MyQuest, Liberated 3D, and I-Class. These startups provide various online education solutions, including recorded video lectures, peer-graded assignments, virtual classes, personalized learning experiences, interactive three-dimensional content, and digital textbooks. The article highlights the importance of remote learning as traditional classrooms become less viable due to the spread of COVID-19. The startups mentioned in the article are well-positioned to benefit from the increased demand for online education.

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Israeli edtech firm eTeacher has grown from a small start-up to a company with 600 employees, including 350 teachers in 25 countries. The company, which offers online courses in biblical languages, modern Hebrew, English for adults and programming for children, generated $22m in revenues in 2018. The firm began as a portal for tutoring, but a turning point came in 2002 when it won a bid for an Israeli Foreign Ministry project to start a virtual school for the children of Israeli diplomats abroad. In 2016, eTeacher made its first acquisition, buying programming school Tekkie.