Cohortly, an innovative edtech startup focused on revolutionizing online learning, has been officially selected to join the highly competitive iHatch Cohort 4 startup incubation programme. This flagship initiative is led by the Office of Nigeria Digital Innovation (ONDI) and the Nigeria Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), with support from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA).
Out of over 950 startups that applied nationwide, Cohortly’s acceptance into the programme marks a significant milestone in its mission to empower learners and creators through a structured, social, and supportive learning platform.
Research shows that up to 90% of online learners never finish their courses, often due to the isolation of learning alone. Cohortly addresses this challenge by harnessing the power of cohort-based learning, which boosts course completion rates by up to 85%. The platform fosters an engaging, interactive, and community-driven environment where learners connect, collaborate, and stay motivated to achieve their goals.
Muhammad Sal, Digital Marketing Expert and CTO of Cohortly, expressed his excitement:
“Being selected for iHatch Cohort 4 is a huge step forward for us. With the support of incredible mentors and our dedicated team, we are closer than ever to delivering a tool that helps people start, stay on track, and finish their learning journeys.”
Cohortly is designed not only for learners but also for course creators, coaches, and organizations aiming to enhance engagement and accountability.
The startup is currently inviting early adopters to join its waitlist for exclusive early access. Interested learners and educators can sign up at tally.so/r/mDaxVE.
As the future of education shifts towards more collaborative and social learning experiences, Cohortly stands ready to lead the charge, helping people learn better, together.
