Classera

Classera is a San Francisco headquartered, Saudi founded global education technology company established in 2011 by Mohammad Almadani and Mohammad Alashmawi, two Saudi entrepreneurs who started their first company together at the age of 18 and built Classera from a learning management platform into a fully integrated Learning Super Platform serving ministries, schools, universities, and corporate training departments across more than 40 countries. The platform encompasses Classera LMS, an AI-powered, gamified, and social learning management system available in Classera 16, its most advanced version with voice commands and automated exam generation; LeadXera, a specialized training management system for corporate and government employees; C-Reality, an augmented reality learning app; C-Smarter, a full ERP for educational institutions; C-Pay, an integrated e-payment gateway for tuition and pocket money; and Edumalls, a specialized educational marketplace, all unified under a single ecosystem with over 200 international and local partners including Microsoft, Zoom, Amazon, Intel, Udemy, and HP. The company addresses the critical need for locally adapted, scalable digital education infrastructure in emerging markets, holding a near 70 percent market share in several Middle Eastern markets, more than 10 billion annual platform page views, and partnerships with more than 20 ministries of education including those of Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Tunisia, Jordan, Oman, Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, Ghana, Sudan, Mauritania, Djibouti, Uzbekistan, and Comoros. Classera has been named to the Saudi Unicorns Program by the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, received top global edtech awards, and in 2024 acquired Solutions Expert for Information Technology, the largest ERP company for the education sector in the Middle East, expanding its platform to cover financial, administrative, HR, and logistics management for educational institutions.