Education

Learning platforms built for scale, low bandwidth and local languages.

Our markets include the youngest populations on earth and some of the most connectivity-constrained classrooms. Education platforms that work here must be cheap to run on a quiet day, scale on exam day, and work on a feature phone. That is a serverless problem, and AI tutoring in local languages is the next layer on top.

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AWS Partner, Education Services Competency

AWS Education Competency

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1,000,000

children reached daily by an AWS-based school network platform in Africa

Source: NewGlobe

45%

job placement rate reported for AWS re/Start graduates in Kenya

Source: AWS and Kenya ICT Ministry, August 2026

Local copy required

for basic education data under Kenya's Data Protection regulations

Source: Kenya DPA 2019, Regulation 26

What we hear

The pressures education leaders describe to us.

Term-time and exam-time demand spikes against flat budgets
Learner data protection rules for minors
Low-bandwidth, shared-device access patterns
Fragmented student information across campuses and systems
Pressure to deploy AI tutors safely

Use cases

What we build for education on AWS.

Serverless learning platforms

LMS and content delivery that scale with enrolment and cost near zero between terms.

AWS: AWS Lambda, Amazon CloudFront, Amazon DynamoDB

Student information and analytics

Unified learner records with outcome dashboards for faculties and ministries.

AWS: AWS Glue, Amazon Redshift, Amazon QuickSight

AI tutors and assessment

Curriculum-aligned assistants in English and Swahili with safety guardrails.

AWS: Amazon Bedrock, Amazon Bedrock Guardrails

Research computing

On-demand HPC and data science environments for universities.

AWS: AWS ParallelCluster, Amazon SageMaker

Campus and ministry migrations

Moving ERP, email and portals to AWS under the Kenya Cloud Policy.

AWS: AWS Migration Hub, AWS Control Tower

Regulation and residency

Designed within the rules.

Learner data, especially for minors, requires careful consent, access control and, in some countries such as Kenya, a local serving copy for basic education records. We implement those controls in the platform and document them for institutional and ministry review.

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