Suraasa Secures Funding to Address Global Teacher Shortage

The world is facing a critical shortage of teachers. Classrooms are overcrowded, resources are stretched thin, and students are suffering. But what if the answer wasn't just about finding more teachers, but about empowering existing educators to become globally competitive?

Enter Suraasa, an Indian organization with a bold vision: to revolutionize teacher training and mobility, ensuring every classroom, no matter where it is, has access to high-quality educators. And they've just taken a major step forward with a significant new investment.

Suraasa Raises Funds to Tackle Global Teacher Crisis

Suraasa, a leading platform for teacher development and international mobility, has successfully raised significant funding in a round led by Reach Capital, with participation from ETS and other key investors. This investment will boost Suraasa's efforts to improve teacher quality, meet global standards, and help educators integrate into different education systems across the world.

Rethinking Teacher Training: A Global Approach

Suraasa is revolutionizing teacher education with competency-based programs that ensure teachers are not just ready for the classroom, but globally competitive. Their unique approach aims to bridge the gaps between different education systems, allowing educators to easily transition into schools worldwide. This raises the bar for teacher preparation and mobility.

Suraasa's programs equip educators with the skills they need to succeed in international classrooms, addressing the increasing need for qualified teachers around the globe. By combining upskilling with teacher recruitment, Suraasa not only prepares teachers for global challenges but also connects them with opportunities in schools worldwide.

Investing in the Future of Education

Reach Capital, known for its commitment to transforming education, is backing Suraasa's mission to empower educators and address the growing concern of teacher shortages.

Jennifer Carolan, Managing Partner of Reach Capital, states: "Schools in the U.S. and all over the world are facing acute teacher shortages, which Suraasa is addressing by training a global teacher workforce...Through training, placement and continuing education, Suraasa is a teacher-first organization that values the complex and important work of educating future generations."

A Powerful Partnership: ETS Joins the Movement

ETS, a global leader in educational assessment and research, brings decades of experience in improving learning outcomes. Their involvement with Suraasa aligns with their focus on teacher mobility.

Emal Dusst, Managing Director of ETS Capital, emphasizes: "At ETS, we believe that educators are the cornerstone of any education system...Growing teacher shortages across the country necessitate finding new pathways into the profession, and with our investment in Suraasa, we’re excited to help schools and districts tap into a rich and highly skilled global teacher community."

A World Without Educational Borders

This investment allows Suraasa to expand its reach and impact in teacher education and recruitment, creating a world where educators can seamlessly transition and thrive in international teaching environments. This will help meet the increasing global demand for high-quality teaching professionals.

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