The Kazakh programming school QWANT has entered the TOP-200 most promising EdTech startups in Europe.

HolonIQ is an authoritative analytics agency that annually conducts independent research on EdTech startups worldwide using AI.

The ranking aims to attract the attention of foreign investors to new heroes of the EdTech market. The ranking identified 1000 startup companies worldwide, which are divided by region.

The HolonIQ Intelligence Unit and market experts selected these 1000 companies from more than tens of thousands of startups globally based on the HolonIQ scoring technology, which includes capital, team, market, product, and impact.

The programming school entered the HolonIQ TOP-200 list of the most promising EdTech (the most promising Education Technology startups around the world) companies in Europe.

The QWANT programming school was launched in 2020. Currently, QWANT is a successful player in the open market, where specialists for the digital economy are trained.

Over its entire history, the school has trained more than 800 developers, 90% of whom are employed at companies such as Kaspi, AIX, Halyk, Plug and Play Tech Center, Abo Akademi University (Finland), Philip Morris, and others.

Thanks to support for technological initiatives involving women and to engage more women in the IT industry, the percentage of female graduates at QWANT has increased from 18% to 46%.