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Services and skills

Education and training

Courses, communities and AI tutors that teach people and teams to use AI.

How big
No reliable AI-specific figure
Growth
Duolingo credits AI for much of its growth.
On the map
15 companies, 0 money flows, 4 openings

Who is making money

The companies earning or raising real money in this part of AI. Suppliers are marked: they sell to the builders rather than to end users.

OpenAI

ChatGPT Edu and study modes for universities and students.

About $13B revenue in 2025, against about $34B of costs (reported)

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Google
GOOGL

Gemini for Education and Google Classroom tools for schools.

25% of AI chip supply (Epoch AI)

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Microsoft
MSFT

Runs LinkedIn Learning and AI training programmes for schools, firms and workers.

20M+ users (2025)

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Chegg
CHGG

Homework help site that AI chatbots have largely displaced for students.

Q1 2025 revenue $121M, down 30%

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Coursera (with Udemy)
COUR

course platforms

Q2 2026 revenue $298.6M, up 60%. Excluding Udemy, up about 4%

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Duolingo
DUOL

AI-heavy language learning

Q2 2026 revenue $298.5M, up 18%

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Synthesia

AI video for training

About $150M ARR (reported Jan 2026, trackers)

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Speak

AI language tutor

$1B valuation (Dec 2024)

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Babbel

Language learning app sold on subscription, with lessons built by teams of teachers.

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Go1

Library of course content for businesses, collecting learning from many publishers.

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Khan Academy

Nonprofit learning site that offers Khanmigo, an AI tutor for students and teachers.

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Multiverse

Upskilling platform that trains workers in AI and coding, sold to employers.

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Pearson
PSON.L

UK education publisher and testing company moving its content and tests into AI tools.

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Quizlet

Study app with flashcards and tests, now adding AI study tools.

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Skillsoft
SKIL

Corporate e-learning library selling course content to large firms.

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Where the money flows

Learners and employers pay subscriptions, cohort fees and training budgets.

No money flows mapped here yet.

The openings

Gaps still open in this area, from ones a small business could take to ones only giants can play.

  • Small business Hands-on AI adoption training and champion programmes for NZ firms, paid per team
  • Small business A paid community with templates, skills and agent starter kits for one profession
  • Startup money An AI tutor or certification for one industry
  • Giants only A global platform of personal AI tutors
The sceptic's view

Free tutorials and chat assistants erode demand for generic courses, and content goes stale fast.

Sources: voxbooster.com

The map updates three times a week.

241 companies across 25 areas, 62 money flows and 89 openings so far. New research lands every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

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