Our mission is to create a learning experience that inspires a child’s passion, curiosity, and optimism.
Over 16 million teachers and parents worldwide have joined Education.com. Our comprehensive curriculum covers Core Skills across Math, Reading, Writing, ELA, Science, and more. Education.com is designed with flexibility, so it can be tailored to every child’s unique interests and needs. Parents and teachers can follow our guidance step-by-step, create their own curriculum, or deep-dive into specific areas with over 30,000 games, worksheets, activities, and lessons.
More than 30 years of helping Australians bring big ideas to life at low prices.
Since opening our first store in Richmond, Victoria in 1994, Officeworks has grown to become Australia’s leading destination for technology, stationery, furniture, education and art supplies.
Today, Officeworks operates more than 175 stores nationwide, offers 40,000 products at everyday low prices, and provides specialised services including Print & Create and Geeks2U. Supported by more than 9,000 team members across Australia and our global offices in India and the Philippines, we help families, students and businesses work, learn, create and connect.
Alongside delivering a seamless omnichannel experience, we're committed to creating positive impacts for our people, customers and the communities where we live and work.
TPT (formerly Teachers Pay Teachers) exists to empower teachers to teach at their best. We’re the go-to platform for supporting educators with the resources they need to teach successfully in an ever-changing education landscape. Today, educators turn to TPT to find the world's largest catalog of educator-created learning content and tools for interactive digital instruction. Districts and schools can also support teachers by opting for a TPT School Access subscription, which includes Easel by TPT. More than 7 million educators — including 85% of PreK-12 U.S. teachers — use TPT to save time, engage students, and learn from each other.
TpT was founded in 2006 by Paul Edelman. After spending years as an educator in the New York City public schools system, Paul decided to solve a real problem he struggled with every day – finding and sharing educational content with colleagues. What began as a humble exchange for teachers looking to share lesson plans has since exploded into an education powerhouse. If you’ve never heard of TpT and want to learn more, just ask a teacher about us.
If you want to solve big problems at scale, work with colleagues who have a deep curiosity for learning, and build things that make a meaningful impact, reach out to us!