Online learning is projected to become mainstream in Kenya by 2029, driven by increasing digital connectivity, high youth smartphone usage, and the growing adoption of educational technology (EdTech) solutions. This shift aims to overcome barriers to quality education, such as limited resources and infrastructure gaps.

• The global online education market is expected to grow sharply to USD 200 billion by 2026.
• Koa Academy Kenya is pioneering full-time, high-quality online schooling, with its South African counterpart achieving a 98% Grade 12 pass rate.
• While 80% of Kenyan parents are aware of online schooling, only 9% have enrolled their children, according to TechNavio.