When we think about the quality of education and the penetration of cell phones in many low-income environments, [Cell-Ed] seems relevant…and bold!

David Evans, The World Bank

Cell-Ed is more impressive when used on a phone as opposed to an app. We see the true innovation of Cell-Ed as bringing the content to users who cannot afford (or decipher) expensive technology.

Carole Bausell, Literacy Council of Northern Virginia

We know the retention value of promoting internally. Yet we hire 100s of managers every year from the open marketplace. We already have the best people working in our restaurants – they just need the opportunity to build the right skills to move up. This is the catalyst to help them move forward.

Chief People Officer, Global Restaurant Chain

We at the Society for Vascular Surgery, along with our partner Cell-Ed, see a unique opportunity for the virtual delivery of the program through our new SVS SET app. By removing barriers for patients and radically expanding access, we believe the app can improve the quality of life for millions of PAD patients.

Society for Vascular Surgery

We partner with Cell-Ed to provide a mobile learning platform to extend our in-person teacher training...we are confident that we can give the next generation of girls, and boys, the skills and confidence that enable them to end cycles of poverty, and create a world where everyone has equal opportunity to thrive.

Impact(Ed)

The simplicity of the technology allows for accessibility by any learner of any age, of any resources, and of any technological literacy.

Dr. Laura Gonzalez-Murphy, New York State Office for New Americans

Cell-Ed seems like a particularly rich tool for prospective students who are waiting to enter a class or students who live far away from a program and cannot meet in person often or at all.

Nell Eckersley, Literacy Assistance Center