London-based education start-up Multiverse (led by co-founder Euan Blair – son of Tony Blair and Cherie Booth Blair) has acquired Danish education start-up Eduflow.

Multiverse provides an apprenticeship marketplace (focused on the software and IT services space), offering an alternative to university and corporate training. The company achieved a $1.7b valuation following a $400m Series D funding round last year.

This acquisition brings Eduflow’s custom learning flow technology to the Multiverse platform, further enhancing its personalisation capabilities – both for apprentices and their prospective employers.

Alongside other Multiverse news that the company has appointed its first Chief Product and Technology Officer (former Meta executive Ujjwal Singh), the company describes these moves as its “largest single investment in [its] technology stack to date”.

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