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The offline-first operating system for African education

Curriculum-aligned learning, automated school operations and simple payments in one connected system, built with government and private institutions.

  • ✓Offline-first
  • ✓Android & iOS
  • ✓Windows & macOS
  • ✓Web
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Everything connected

Every part of school, connected

Learning, results, admissions and fees in one platform, instead of separate systems and paperwork.

Ekima OS

One platform

  • Interactive Learning
  • School Automation
  • Payment Solutions

Learners

Learn at school or at home

Teachers

Teach and track progress

Schools

Manage results, admissions and fees

Parents

Follow learning and pay fees

Offline-first

Offline-first. Works on every device.

Ekima OS is built offline-first: it runs on the phones, tablets and computers schools and families already use, and keeps working where the internet doesn’t.

  • Android
  • iPhone & iPad
  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Web browsers
  • Ekima Learning Hub

Online or offline. Internet access shouldn’t stop learning. Schools can run Ekima over the cloud or a local school network, with these tools:

  • Computer labs
  • Tablets
  • Projectors
  • SmartBoards
  • Ekima Learning Hub

Impact

Real reach, growing fast

Helping bridge the 80% quality education gap across Tanzania and the wider region.

  • 500,000+

    Learners & educators

    reached by Ekima and its founding companies

  • 2027 target

    1,000+

    Schools

    in our pipeline to be onboarded by 2027

  • 15,000+

    CBC interactive content assets

    already produced

Case studies

Delivered with excellence

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TIE Online Public School logo

Case study 01 / 05

TIE Online Public School

  • LMS Platform
  • Interactive Content
  • AI & Cloud

The challenge

Secondary students following Tanzania’s new Competency Based Curriculum (CBC) struggle to access practical STEM and vocational learning because of limited laboratories, equipment and trained teachers.

Ekima’s contribution

Ekima and TIE co-designed and built the LMS powering Opschool, digitised CBC-aligned STEM and vocational content, and integrated AI-driven learning support.

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TIE Online Public School: project image
Fursa Plus — Skills Marketplace logo

Case study 02 / 05

Fursa Plus — Skills Marketplace

  • LMS Platform
  • Mobile + Web App
  • Cloud

The challenge

Partners including WSHA, DOT, Ennovate, TRIAS, SIDO, VETA and FETA lacked a seamless way to deliver skills training digitally at scale, while youth and women struggled to find relevant courses in one place.

Ekima’s contribution

Ekima designed and built FursaPlus as a unified skills marketplace, letting partners digitise and deliver interactive training and giving youth and women one place to access practical skills courses.

Fursa Plus — Skills Marketplace: project image
IAE Digital Badge System logo

Case study 03 / 05

IAE Digital Badge System

  • Digital Credentials
  • Verification
  • Web Platform

The challenge

The Institute of Adult Education needed a digital way to recognise, issue and manage the learning achievements and micro-credentials of adult and non-formal learners.

Ekima’s contribution

Ekima designed and built the IAE Badge System: the digital infrastructure for issuing, managing and verifying learning achievements and credentials.

IAE Digital Badge System: project image
IAE Micro-Credentials & Offline Learning logo

Case study 04 / 05

IAE Micro-Credentials & Offline Learning

  • Offline-first
  • Tablet App
  • Micro-credentials

The challenge

Many adult and out-of-school learners have limited access to digital learning because of connectivity, device and infrastructure limitations.

Ekima’s contribution

Ekima is supporting IAE to digitise IPOSA micro-credentials and deploy an offline-first learning app for tablets, so learners can access interactive content, assessments and learning resources with or without internet.

IAE Micro-Credentials & Offline Learning: project image
CSSC Centralised School Admissions logo

Case study 05 / 05

CSSC Centralised School Admissions

  • Online Admission
  • Payments
  • Multi-School

The challenge

Church-owned schools managed admissions independently, making it hard for parents to discover schools, apply, pay and track applications through one simple process.

Ekima’s contribution

Ekima built a centralised admission platform for CSSC schools. Parents discover schools, apply, pay and track their admission status in one place, while schools get digital tools to manage applications.

CSSC Centralised School Admissions: project image

What’s next

Your school or programme could be next

Whether it’s one school, a network of schools or a national programme, let’s talk about what you want to achieve.

Trusted by local and international partners

  • Funguo
  • TIE
  • Westerwelle Foundation
  • COSTECH
  • SIDO
  • Vodacom
  • IAE
  • University of Dodoma
  • CSSSC
  • ICT Commission
  • Anza
  • Projekt Inspire
  • Sahara Consult
  • Mzumbe University
  • QSoft Technologies
  • ADN
  • ElimuMatokeo
  • TEDI

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