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The eLearning Africa annual conference and exhibition, which was established in 2005, is the largest and most comprehensive knowledge sharing event for digital education, training and skills on the African continent.

It is a global forum for everyone with an interest in education, training and skills development in Africa. In the past years it has offered thousands of professionals in education, training and development invaluable insights into the evolving world of digital learning.

The eLearning Africa 2026 Call for Papers is now open!

“Africa’s Time, Africa’s Terms: Learning for Sovereignty, Strength and Solidarity”
As global alliances shift and outside powers renew their interest in Africa’s markets, resources, and people, the question is no longer whether Africa will rise – but who will shape that rise, and on what terms. The continent is at a critical juncture, with a rapidly growing youth population and a burgeoning digital economy. The decisions made today will determine whether Africa becomes a true digital sovereign or a passive consumer of external technologies and agendas.

2026 Host Country
The 19th Edition of eLearning Africa will take place from 3 – 5 June, 2026 in Accra, Ghana, co-hosted by the Ministry of Education under the patronage of the Honourable Minister of Education, Hon. Haruna Iddrisu.

Accra, Ghana’s dynamic capital, is not only a thriving centre of culture and enterprise in West Africa, but also a leading force in the continent’s education transformation agenda. As the host of eLearning Africa 2026, Ghana offers a compelling setting: a country committed to expanding access to quality education, investing in foundational learning, and building strong, data-driven partnerships for sustainable impact.

With major reforms such as the Ghana Accountability for Learning Outcomes Project (GALOP) and an ambitious Education Strategic Plan (2018–2030), Ghana is laying the groundwork for scalable, long-term progress. Its leadership in results-based financing, teacher support, and inclusive stakeholder engagement is matched by a vibrant EdTech startup scene and a new generation of innovators driving change from the ground up. Young Ghanaians are not only adopting technology but are actively creating it, developing homegrown solutions that address educational challenges and enhance learning experiences across the country.

Co-Hosted by the Ministry of Education, Republic of Ghana

Our delegates are high-level policy and decision makers and practitioners from education, business and government – the three key areas driving ICT supported learning and training adoption and innovation.

We attract an average of over 1.300 education and training practitioners, decision makers, policy makers, leaders, experts as well as investors and providers of education and training, with 80% coming from across the African Continent in one convenient place. Participants involved in digital education, training and skills development forge multinational and cross-industry contacts and partnerships, whilst enhancing their knowledge, expertise and skills.

Why attend eLearning Africa?

Established in 2005, eLearning Africa is the largest and most comprehensive knowledge-sharing event for digital education, training, and skills on the African continent. It is the leading platform for government representatives, top decision-makers, policy-makers, experts, and practitioners across all sectors, including public and private education, and corporate learning & development.

eLearning Africa places you at the cutting edge of learning technologies and edtech developments, offering invaluable opportunities for participants, partners, and exhibitors:

• Expert Insights: : Gain deep understanding of the opportunities and challenges transforming the learning landscape. Learn how to effectively select and use various technologies.
• Best Practices: Discover proven approaches and strategies from leading institutions and organisations. Engage in 70+ break-out sessions with 240+ expert speakers from 40+ countries.
• Pre-Conference Activities: Participate in engaging pre-conference activities to enhance your learning experience.
• Case Studies: Follow real-world case studies that present critical success factors, and discuss innovative approaches with peers.
• Networking: Connect with over 1,300 learning professionals from education, workplace learning, and government sectors. Forge essential international contacts and partnerships.
• Practical Implementation: Receive practical advice to implement new solutions in your own work and learning environment and develop a framework for action tailored to your organisation’s and learners’ needs.
• Exhibition: Explore the central exhibition where leading international digital learning providers offer hands-on demonstrations of innovative products, solutions and tools.
• Latest Trends: Stay ahead of the curve by analysing the latest trends in digital learning and training.
• Exclusive Networking Opportunities: Build a multinational and cross-industry network with top-tier professionals.
• Catalyst for Knowledge and Skills: Participate in sessions designed to empower you with the latest knowledge and skills, keeping you at the forefront of the ever-evolving world of eLearning.
• Community of Practice: Join a thriving network of influential figures in African digital education, training, and skills development. This community extends far beyond the event, continuously shaping the future of learning.

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