Curriculum Startup Ideas

3 years ago

A new school for students to learn coding, with a curriculum that mixes online and in-person instruction.

148

3 years ago

A startup for music that gives people access to new releases for $4.95 a month. The startup is also building music-based learning tools to help teachers integrate music into their curriculum.

146

3 years ago

A company that develops curriculum and training courses for dog owners

139

3 years ago

A way for teachers to track and analyze student performance, which they hope will eventually become a standard curriculum in schools.

129

3 years ago

A system that allows school districts to scale their curriculum and manage it across multiple devices.

116

11 months ago

A tool designed to help kids learn to code and hone their skills. The company is in the early stages of building a curriculum for middle schoolers.

102

1 year ago

A school with a curriculum focused on the arts. The startup aims to create a curriculum that will help students learn “skills and techniques that they can put to use in a diverse range of fields”.

95

8 months ago

A startup that makes it easy for companies to build their own branded versions of Rosetta Stone, with an API, curriculum and price point that works for the specific business.

92

1 year ago

A company that helps schools develop a curriculum for kids between the ages of 6-16. It focuses on making kids learn in a way that will help them make the most of their time in school and ultimately get better jobs.

89

1 year ago

This startup is focused on the education of kids, and works with schools to help them build custom curriculum for their students.

76

1 year ago

The technology at work here is a bit obscure, but it’s a patent-pending way of helping schools and other groups create a geographically differentiated curriculum.

71

1 year ago

A startup that builds a digital curriculum for kids on topics like computer science, programming, and robotics.

67

1 year ago

A program that would connect classrooms to the Internet and provide resources such as curriculums, tests, and other learning materials. The startup is looking to grow a large number of schools that connect classrooms and offer educational services.

61

11 months ago

A startup that helps schools and universities share lesson plans and curriculum with their students, who can follow them at home on their smartphone.

59

1 year ago

A tool for teachers to automatically make links fit the curriculum. The startup has built a tool that generates links to lesson plans, which are then embedded into the lesson plan itself.

56

1 year ago

A startup that wants to help colleges and universities adopt a more student-centered approach to their curriculum.

53

7 months ago

This startup is helping teachers with their lesson plans using an app that displays relevant research material and does it for free. The startup is also working with the Berkley Center for Entrepreneurial Studies to create curriculum for teachers.

51

1 year ago

A tool for both people who want to learn how to code and for people who want to teach others. The idea is to use a “coding curriculum” to teach both a beginner and a more advanced user how to code in areas like WordPress.

45

7 months ago

A company that helps software engineers learn more about the latest technologies. Its flagship product is “Learn with Code,” an interactive curriculum that prepares you for jobs.

45

5 months ago

This startup is focused on helping children learn about the world around them, and is a spin-off of a university startup. They are working on a STEAM curriculum, which is a combination of science, technology, engineering and arts, and they have a proven track record of working with both parents and teachers.

37

11 months ago

If you're an educator considering switching to a new school, learning how to improve your curriculum, or a parent considering a school change, this startup aims to help you figure out how and where you can find the best fit.

36

6 months ago

A personalized dental hygiene app for kids, with a curriculum aimed at helping them brush correctly and with a game aimed at getting them to brush more often.

34

2 months ago

A startup that wants to connect teachers with students, and is working on a platform for teachers to build their own curriculum and create online lessons.

30

10 months ago

A company that’s building a structured-learning platform for financial services in the US. The platform will allow candidates to learn on their own time with a structured curriculum, while the startup will match them with mentors who can help them through each step of the learning process.

28

3 years ago

Idea: A software company that helps the Philippine government’s DoTCo build out their management trainee program. The startup sets up the trainees with a computer-based learning curriculum and helps the government manage their data.

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Curriculum Startup Ideas

A new school for students to learn coding, with a curriculum that mixes online and in-person instruction.

A startup for music that gives people access to new releases for $4.95 a month. The startup is also building music-based learning tools to help teachers integrate music into their curriculum.

A company that develops curriculum and training courses for dog owners

A way for teachers to track and analyze student performance, which they hope will eventually become a standard curriculum in schools.

A system that allows school districts to scale their curriculum and manage it across multiple devices.

A tool designed to help kids learn to code and hone their skills. The company is in the early stages of building a curriculum for middle schoolers.

A school with a curriculum focused on the arts. The startup aims to create a curriculum that will help students learn “skills and techniques that they can put to use in a diverse range of fields”.

A startup that makes it easy for companies to build their own branded versions of Rosetta Stone, with an API, curriculum and price point that works for the specific business.

A company that helps schools develop a curriculum for kids between the ages of 6-16. It focuses on making kids learn in a way that will help them make the most of their time in school and ultimately get better jobs.

This startup is focused on the education of kids, and works with schools to help them build custom curriculum for their students.

The technology at work here is a bit obscure, but it’s a patent-pending way of helping schools and other groups create a geographically differentiated curriculum.

A startup that builds a digital curriculum for kids on topics like computer science, programming, and robotics.

A program that would connect classrooms to the Internet and provide resources such as curriculums, tests, and other learning materials. The startup is looking to grow a large number of schools that connect classrooms and offer educational services.

A startup that helps schools and universities share lesson plans and curriculum with their students, who can follow them at home on their smartphone.

A tool for teachers to automatically make links fit the curriculum. The startup has built a tool that generates links to lesson plans, which are then embedded into the lesson plan itself.

A startup that wants to help colleges and universities adopt a more student-centered approach to their curriculum.

This startup is helping teachers with their lesson plans using an app that displays relevant research material and does it for free. The startup is also working with the Berkley Center for Entrepreneurial Studies to create curriculum for teachers.

A tool for both people who want to learn how to code and for people who want to teach others. The idea is to use a “coding curriculum” to teach both a beginner and a more advanced user how to code in areas like WordPress.

A company that helps software engineers learn more about the latest technologies. Its flagship product is “Learn with Code,” an interactive curriculum that prepares you for jobs.

If you're an educator considering switching to a new school, learning how to improve your curriculum, or a parent considering a school change, this startup aims to help you figure out how and where you can find the best fit.

A personalized dental hygiene app for kids, with a curriculum aimed at helping them brush correctly and with a game aimed at getting them to brush more often.

A startup that wants to connect teachers with students, and is working on a platform for teachers to build their own curriculum and create online lessons.

A company that’s building a structured-learning platform for financial services in the US. The platform will allow candidates to learn on their own time with a structured curriculum, while the startup will match them with mentors who can help them through each step of the learning process.

Idea: A software company that helps the Philippine government’s DoTCo build out their management trainee program. The startup sets up the trainees with a computer-based learning curriculum and helps the government manage their data.