- The agreement reinforces the group's commitment to educational innovation and public-private collaboration.
EDUCA EDTECH Group, a leading group in online training and educational technology in Europe and Latin America, has signed a new agreement with the European Commission. collaboration agreement with the Community of Madrid with the aim of bringing its educational ecosystem and its digital solutions to the institutional levelcontributing to the strengthening of talent and employability through online training.
This agreement forms part of the regional strategy to promote the digitisationThe alliance has as its technological focus the development of professional competencies and educational transformation. The technological backbone of the alliance is the Educa.Pro platforman advanced training solution designed for companies and educational institutions, which integrates Artificial Intelligence and allows them to offer customised, flexible and results-oriented programmes.
The agreement has been processed in accordance with the principles of transparency and absence of conflict of interest established in Law 9/2017 on Public Sector Contracts and in Order HFP 1030/2021, guaranteeing the legality and objectivity of the process.
"For EDUCA EDTECH Group, this collaboration is a recognition of the rigour and solidity of our educational model. It is also an opportunity to contribute, through innovation, to the development of human capital and access to quality education," says Rafael García-Parrado, CEO of EDUCA EDTECH Group.
With more than two decades of experienceEDUCA EDTECH Group has established itself as an international benchmark in online training. Its ecosystem integrates 16 specialised educational institutionsThe project is based on a proprietary methodology based on AI, EDUCA LXPand a community of more than one million students worldwide. The group also accumulates more than 50 million unique users on its digital platforms.
The Educa Pro platformwhich will be the technological basis of this alliance, enables companies, universities and public bodies to centralise the management of training and optimise learning processes. It incorporates systems for mentoring and intelligent evaluation, automatic generation of tailored content and personalised training paths.
"Knowledge has no borders, but it does need commitment. This agreement shows that collaboration between the public and private sectors is key to building a better prepared, more inclusive and better connected society," said García-Parrado.
Through this alliance, EDUCA EDTECH Group will put at the service of the Community of Madrid its technological, pedagogical and research experience. The agreement includes participation in training initiatives, specialised advice, content development and educational technology transfer, in line with the region's digital and educational priorities.
The agreement represents a further step in the group's roadmap, which reinforces its position as a strategic partner of administrations, universities and companies. It also contributes to EDUCA EDTECH's goal of democratising access to online trainingto enhance employability and to accompany organisations in their processes of digital transformation.
