GEMS Education is the world's largest education company. We developed TeachMeNow, a holistic LMS platform that brings teachers and students worldwide under one roof.
Virtual classrooms, mentor searches and a learning platform built to scale across a global school network.
GEMS Education, established as Global Education Management Systems, is the world's largest education company, with its HQ located in Dubai, UAE. Their insight was simple: learning should not stop at the classroom door.
The mission was to build TeachMeNow, a holistic LMS platform that brings teachers and students worldwide under one roof - virtual classrooms, mentor connections and a learning experience that works across devices and regions. The challenge was not a single feature. It was a full product: e-learning, live classrooms, search and a scalable platform for a global network.
We developed TeachMeNow with the GEMS team, from platform foundations to the learning experience.
Live classes and interactive sessions that bring teachers and students together online.
A searchable mentor directory so students find the right teacher for their subject.
Course material, assignments and progress tracking in one place.
Fast discovery of mentors, subjects and content across the platform.
A Flutter-based experience that works consistently on web and mobile.
A scalable backend ready for a global education network.
TeachMeNow turned the GEMS vision into a working platform - live classrooms, mentor search and e-learning content in a single product. For GEMS, it extended education beyond school walls and connected their network of students and teachers worldwide.
We do not publish client revenue numbers. What we can say: the platform shipped, it is built for the scale of one of the world's largest education companies, and it remains work we are proud to point to.
Every student learns at a different pace. Today we would build an AI learning companion on top of the LMS - a tutor that adapts explanations to the student's level, answers questions in plain language, and flags to teachers where a student is struggling. It would personalize learning at the scale only software can, and give TeachMeNow a differentiator no traditional LMS could match quickly.