MindCET

MindCET Overview

MindCET offers an accelerator program designed to help entrepreneurs in the education technology field expedite and advance their initiatives. The program offers entrepreneurs a framework that includes professional support as well as education about and connection with the market and investors. The MindCET program is made up of a weekly group program and an individual program tailored to each initiative. In the group framework, entrepreneurs meet weekly for lectures and workshops. In the individual program, each entrepreneur receives individualized support for their initiative: advice and professional support from the team; the opportunity to work with MindCETs extensive network of mentors (entrepreneurs, investors, technology specialists, and educators); access to trials and pilot implementations with users in the field; and the possibility of cooperative ventures in Israel and abroad. MindCET also offers a New Market Program for mature start-ups that offers focused guidance on international market entry. The program is designed for outstanding education technology start-ups with a mature product, at least one target market, the trust of investors, and the desire to expand into a new target market.

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Jun 6, 2022 · finance.walla.co.il

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רילוקיישן למדבר כבר שקלת? פארק אד-טק שהוקם בירוחם, מציע קהילה - וואלה! כסף

MindCET, the innovation arm of the Center for Educational Technology (CET), is celebrating its 10th anniversary by launching an EdTech park in Yeruham. This initiative aims to provide a professional ecosystem and high quality of life for tech employees who prefer not to live in central Israel. The park has already attracted significant companies like CET and Thrive DX, and even Microsoft employees have relocated there. MindCET, in collaboration with the Or Movement, plans to develop infrastructure to support a thriving community. The organization aims to double its workforce in the coming year and reach 200 developers within three years. The EdTech sector saw a record $20 billion in investments in 2021, with $100 million in Israel alone.

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Jan 20, 2019 · www.jpost.com

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https://www.jpost.com/Israel-News/Israeli-initiative-gives-global-voice-to-educational-technology-578048

Israeli organization MindCET is focused on incorporating innovation into education systems worldwide. They have established the Global EdTech Startup Awards (GESA), the worlds largest educational technology start-up competition, to give educational technology a stronger, global voice. The competition attracts start-ups from around the world and provides exposure and potential connections with investment. MindCET believes that education, like technology, should be a global interest and that joining forces is necessary to meet the needs of students.

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Dec 4, 2018 · www.calcalistech.com

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TAL Education Group Buys Codemonkey for $20 Million

TAL Education Group has acquired Codemonkey Studios Inc., an Israeli game-based learning startup, for $20 million. Codemonkey develops game-like computer programming tutorials for children and is incorporated into the national education system in Israel. The acquisition allows Codemonkey to continue operating as an independent subsidiary of TAL and focus on research and development for programming tutorials in the Chinese market and other markets. The deal was finalized last month after four years of negotiations.

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Jun 26, 2017 · www.globes.co.il

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Israeli-UK fund to invest in education technologies

MindCET, the technological arm of the Center for Educational Technology (CET), has announced the founding of a fund for investment in edu-tech in cooperation with the UK government. The fund, called TaskForce, will initially invest $250,000 in each of 4-6 ventures annually. In the next stage, the fund is likely to grow to $30 million. The main investor in the venture will be the Arie Capital fund, joined by other investors including the Beracha Foundation, CET, Educorp Technologies, a Japanese company, and an undisclosed Chinese investor. The fund aims to support edu-tech startups in Israel and the UK. The article highlights the potential for Israel to become a leader in edu-tech and the lack of investors in the field.

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Feb 2, 2017 · www.huffingtonpost.com

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US Sweeps Global EdTech Startup Awards

Edovo, an EdTech company, was announced as the overall winner of the Global EdTech Startup Awards (GESA). The competition featured 15 finalists from various countries, but the US swept the field, winning 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place. The GESA is the largest EdTech startup competition in the world and has partners in multiple countries. Edovos victory highlights the USs dominance in the EdTech industry and showcases the countrys innovative approach to education. The article suggests that the USs success in the competition is a testament to its entrepreneurial spirit and ability to find innovative solutions to pressing problems. The author also mentions that non-US companies are likely to be winners in future editions of the GESA. Overall, the article has a growth-positive impact on Edovo.

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