Final call for submissions as ETIH Innovation Awards 2026 entries close today
Final opportunity for organizations across education, skills, and workforce development to submit ahead of the deadline.
Entries for the ETIH Innovation Awards 2026 close today, marking the final opportunity for organizations to be included in this year’s cohort.
Submissions have been received from across schools, universities, training providers, and EdTech companies, with a focus on live implementation, measurable outcomes, and the use of AI within learning and workforce environments.
With the deadline now in place, final entries are expected to be submitted throughout the day.
Entries highlight implementation, outcomes, and adoption
Submissions received to date show a consistent focus on how technology is being used in practice.
Entries span a range of use cases, including AI-powered learning platforms, tools supporting assessment and feedback, student engagement systems, and workforce training programmes. There is also strong representation from schools and further education colleges demonstrating how technology is embedded into day-to-day teaching and operations.
Across categories, entrants are providing evidence of impact, including adoption rates, user feedback, and measurable improvements in student outcomes, engagement, and operational efficiency.
Categories reflect breadth of EdTech and AI across education and skills
The awards cover a wide range of activity across the sector, reflecting how EdTech and AI are being applied in different contexts.
Categories include Best AI-Powered EdTech Solution and Best AI Tutor or Personalized Learning Agent, alongside Best Digital Learning Platform and Best Student Engagement and Assessment Tool.
There is also a strong focus on institutional use, with categories such as Best Use of EdTech in Schools and Further Education and Best Use of EdTech in Higher Education, recognizing how technology is implemented in real-world settings.
Workforce and skills development are also represented, including Best Career and Skills Development Platform and Best Workforce and Industry Collaboration Platform.
Additional categories recognize emerging and established organizations, including EdTech Start-Up of the Year and EdTech Company of the Year, as well as individual contribution through ETIH Thought Leader of the Year.
Final day for submissions
Organizations considering entry can still submit before the deadline today.
For those requiring additional time, a short extension may be available. Requests should be directed to Emma Thompson, Director of Content at EdTech Innovation Hub, for further details.
Shortlisted organizations will be announced in April, with winners revealed in May.
