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ReDI School of Digital Integration is a German-registered non-profit (gGmbH) founded in 2015 and headquartered in Berlin, providing free digital and tech education to migrants, refugees, and marginalised local populations. It operates 10 school locations across Germany (Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, North Rhine-Westphalia), Denmark (Copenhagen, Aarhus), Sweden (Malmö), and Ethiopia, supplemented by an online "ReDI Cyberspace" delivery model. Since inception, ReDI has trained 6,800+ learners drawn from 95+ nationalities, supported by 4,800+ volunteer teachers and mentors and 100+ corporate and institutional partners.

The core curriculum covers web development, user-centred design, cloud computing, cybersecurity, data analytics and AI, with specialised tracks for women and youth (ages 8-18). Programmatic delivery rests on three proprietary platforms: ReDI Campus (an LMS operated with Kiron Digital Learning Solutions), ReDI Connect (mentorship matching built with Deloitte support), and ReDI Talent Pool (job-matching platform supported by Microsoft). Students gain access to industry tools including GitHub Copilot via ReDI's GitHub Education partnership, as well as self-paced content from Cisco Networking Academy, Microsoft Learn, HP Life, and IBM SkillBuild.

The business model is a non-profit, donation- and grant-funded model. Education is delivered free of charge to learners; revenue is sourced from individual donations, corporate partnerships (with an entry-level sponsor tier beginning at EUR 1,500 per year), and government grants from bodies such as the BMWK, the Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung, and the Bavarian State Ministry for Digital Affairs. Reported outcomes include a 50% IT job placement rate among alumni and 60% female learner share. As of 31 December 2025, ReDI employed 66 people (54.28 FTE) and was led by CEO and co-founder Anne Kjaer Bathel.

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ReDI School of Digital Integration is a Berlin-based non-profit founded in 2015 that delivers free digital and tech education, mentorship, and job-matching to migrants, refugees, and marginalised locals across 10 locations in Germany, Denmark, Sweden, and Ethiopia, supported by 4,800+ volunteers and 100+ corporate and government partners.

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free digital education, refugee tech training, coding bootcamp nonprofit, tech mentorship programs, digital skills integration
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1Newcomer & Refugee Student Support Programs
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2Online/Hybrid Overseas Pathway & Bridging Programs
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  • Computer Training61142
  • Educational Support Services611710
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  • Services-Educational Services8200
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Vocational Digital Skills Education
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1Donations and Grants
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Non-profit organization funded primarily through financial donations from individuals, corporations, and foundations. Annual partner company sponsorship starts at 1,500 euros. Individual donations can be made via one-time or recurring bank transfer, with tax receipts provided for annual donations of 300 euros or more.

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Companies partner with ReDI through annual donations, corporate volunteering programs, career support, and equipment donations. Partners include tech companies like Cisco, Microsoft, Amazon, and consulting firms like Deloitte and Accenture.

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TypeGrants Donations
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Funding from government bodies including BMWK (Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action), Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung, Bayerisches Staatsministerium für Digitales, and municipal authorities in Hamburg and other locations.

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1Free Education - All Courses
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All ReDI School courses are provided completely free of charge to students. This includes Web Development, User Centered Design, Cloud Computing, Cybersecurity, Data Analytics and AI, Kids and Teens courses, and Women-specific programs.

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ReDI School is a non-profit digital education provider offering free coding and tech-skills courses (Web Development, User Centered Design, Cloud Computing, Cybersecurity, Data Analytics and AI) to migrants, refugees, and marginalized locals across Germany, Denmark, Sweden, and Ethiopia. It bundles technical instruction with career mentorship and job-matching services delivered through its proprietary ReDI Campus LMS, ReDI Connect mentorship platform, and ReDI Talent Pool. The school is funded by donations, corporate sponsorships, and government grants, and reaches learners through both in-person classroom sites and online programs.

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  • 50% of alumni are employed in IT jobs after graduating from ReDI School
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ReDI School of Digital Integration is a non-profit tech education organization offering a portfolio of free courses and programs across multiple locations in Germany, Denmark, and Sweden. The core educational offerings include web development, user-centered design, data analytics/AI, cloud computing, and cybersecurity courses. Specialized programs serve women and youth learners. The technology infrastructure consists of ReDI Campus (learning management system), ReDI Connect (mentorship matching platform), and ReDI Talent Pool (job matching platform). As a GitHub Education partner, the school provides access to GitHub Copilot for students. Career support is delivered through mentorship programs, talent summits, and corporate partnerships.

Product and service14 records
1Web Development Courses
CategoryCore Course
Description

Comprehensive free courses covering front-end and full-stack web development including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Python-based frameworks, taught by industry-expert volunteers for migrant and refugee learners.

2User Centered Design Courses
CategoryCore Course
Description

Free courses covering UX/UI design fundamentals, intermediate skills, and project-based learning in user experience and interface design for migrant and refugee learners.

3Cloud Computing Courses
CategoryCore Course
Description

Free courses covering cloud infrastructure fundamentals, Azure cloud computing certification preparation, and IT infrastructure foundations, supported by Microsoft.

4Cybersecurity Courses
CategoryCore Course
Description

Free courses covering cybersecurity essentials, cybersecurity fundamentals, and network security skills for migrant and refugee learners.

5Data Analytics and AI Courses
CategoryCore Course
Description

Free courses teaching data analysis with Python, machine learning, AI fundamentals, data engineering, and analytics intermediate skills for migrant and refugee learners.

6Introduction to Code, Data and Design
CategoryFoundation Course
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Free foundation course providing introductory knowledge in coding, data concepts, and design principles for beginners with no prior tech background.

7Back-End Development
CategoryCore Course
Description

Free technical course teaching server-side development, database management, and API integration to ReDI learners.

8Digital Women Program (Women Courses)
CategorySpecialized Program
Description

Free specialized program empowering women with digital skills through courses taught in German with Arabic, Tigrinya, and Farsi translation, plus data analytics, digital marketing, and computer basics tailored for women.

9Kids and Teens Courses
CategorySpecialized Program
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Free youth programs including coding camps, Sunday classes, robotics workshops, and school partnerships (including FC Bayern Digital Campus) for children and teenagers ages 8-18.

10Self-Study Courses
CategorySelf-Paced Learning
Description

Free self-paced partner courses with Cisco Networking Academy, Microsoft Learn, HP Life, and IBM SkillBuild, enabling ReDI learners to study independently.

11ReDI Campus
CategoryLearning Management System
Description

Free online learning platform providing access to course content, learning progress tracking, community features, and forum discussions for enrolled ReDI students.

12ReDI Connect
CategoryMentorship Platform
Description

Free mentorship matching platform connecting ReDI students and alumni with industry professionals for career guidance, supported by Deloitte.

13ReDI Talent Pool
CategoryJob-Matching Platform
Description

Free job-matching platform connecting ReDI alumni seeking employment with companies looking for diverse tech talent, supported by Microsoft Philanthropy and Microsoft Global Finance.

14ReDI Talent Summit
CategoryCareer Event
Description

Free annual career event connecting ReDI students and alumni with potential employers and industry partners as part of the Career Support offering.

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Partnership12 partners
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Microsoft provides financial support through Microsoft Philanthropy and Microsoft Global Finance, and has helped build the ReDI Talent Pool platform. They also support cloud computing certification programs for students.

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Cisco has partnered with ReDI since 2016, providing corporate volunteering for IoT courses. Their experts teach alongside ReDI instructors in corporate courses. Cisco is a major supporter providing both funding and volunteer teaching hours.

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Deloitte supported the development of ReDI Connect mentorship platform and provides career coaching and mentoring support. They also support general program operations.

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Capgemini has partnered with ReDI for corporate mentoring programs, with 40 leaders coaching 40 digital talents from Ukraine during the ReDI Tech Summer School 2022.

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FC Bayern Digital Campus initiative trained 100 kids and their parents in coding and digital skills, combining sports community engagement with digital education.

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ReDI NRW cooperates with Siemens and Solid Edge team to teach 3D printing and 3D CAD skills to Kids & Youth Program students in Duisburg Marxloh.

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3Shape and ReDI School Copenhagen started an internship program so students can seek opportunities in the dental tech industry.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
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Kiron Digital Learning Solutions GmbH operates and hosts the ReDI Campus learning platform for ReDI School.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

UNESCO partnership supporting ReDI School's mission of digital education and integration.

10IBM
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

IBM partners with ReDI to provide SkillBuild self-paced eLearning resources for students, combining IBM training materials with ReDI's educational delivery.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Ashoka Germany gGmbH supports ReDI School as a social enterprise through their fellowship and support programs.

12CGI
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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CGI has collaborated with ReDI School for over three years, helping train refugees for IT jobs.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

German non-profit providing free online higher education pathways to refugees and displaced learners. Direct peer in mission, target audience, and online delivery model; ReDI's ReDI Campus platform is actually operated and hosted by Kiron's tech arm.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK-based non-profit coding school offering free full-stack web development training to refugees and disadvantaged individuals, with strong volunteer-teacher model. Directly comparable mission, delivery model, and target audience as ReDI.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Non-profit coding school for refugees and newcomers operating in Belgium, Netherlands, and Denmark. Highly comparable to ReDI in target audience, course offering (web development), and volunteer-driven delivery model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Germany-based non-profit digital training provider serving migrants, refugees, and newcomers with courses in web development, data science, and digital marketing. Direct peer in geography, mission, and curriculum.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Berlin-based data science bootcamp specifically designed for newcomers, refugees, and migrants in Germany. Direct peer operating in the same city, same target audience, and overlapping technical curriculum.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global employment-focused non-profit (founded by McKinsey) offering free, employer-aligned tech and digital training to underserved adults across 17+ countries. Comparable employer-pipeline model and outcomes-driven approach, but operates at much larger scale and broader scope than ReDI.

TypeEmerging player
Description

US-based non-profit providing tuition-free tech training and career support to individuals from under-resourced communities. Comparable in mission, employer partnerships (including Fortune 500), and tuition-free model, though US-focused rather than European refugee-focused.

TypeEmerging player
Description

US-based non-profit training low-income adults in software engineering with employer partnerships. Comparable model combining free tech education, career support, and corporate employer hiring pipeline, though focused on US low-income adults rather than European refugees.

TypeOthers
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Global non-profit community mobilizing tech talent and entrepreneurship to support refugees and displaced people. Comparable thematic focus on refugees and tech, but functions more as a convening/ecosystem platform than a direct education provider.

TypeEmerging player
Description

UK-based non-profit peer-led coding academy offering free full-stack web development training. Comparable tuition-free, volunteer/community-driven model and apprenticeship-style outcomes, though not specifically refugee-focused.

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ReDI School of Digital Integration

Vocational Digital Skills Educationredi-school.org

ReDI School of Digital Integration is a Berlin-based non-profit founded in 2015 that delivers free digital and tech education, mentorship, and job-matching to migrants, refugees, and marginalised locals across 10 locations in Germany, Denmark, Sweden, and Ethiopia, supported by 4,800+ volunteers and 100+ corporate and government partners.

What ReDI School of Digital Integration does

ReDI School of Digital Integration is a German-registered non-profit (gGmbH) founded in 2015 and headquartered in Berlin, providing free digital and tech education to migrants, refugees, and marginalised local populations. It operates 10 school locations across Germany (Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, North Rhine-Westphalia), Denmark (Copenhagen, Aarhus), Sweden (Malmö), and Ethiopia, supplemented by an online "ReDI Cyberspace" delivery model. Since inception, ReDI has trained 6,800+ learners drawn from 95+ nationalities, supported by 4,800+ volunteer teachers and mentors and 100+ corporate and institutional partners.

The core curriculum covers web development, user-centred design, cloud computing, cybersecurity, data analytics and AI, with specialised tracks for women and youth (ages 8-18). Programmatic delivery rests on three proprietary platforms: ReDI Campus (an LMS operated with Kiron Digital Learning Solutions), ReDI Connect (mentorship matching built with Deloitte support), and ReDI Talent Pool (job-matching platform supported by Microsoft). Students gain access to industry tools including GitHub Copilot via ReDI's GitHub Education partnership, as well as self-paced content from Cisco Networking Academy, Microsoft Learn, HP Life, and IBM SkillBuild.

The business model is a non-profit, donation- and grant-funded model. Education is delivered free of charge to learners; revenue is sourced from individual donations, corporate partnerships (with an entry-level sponsor tier beginning at EUR 1,500 per year), and government grants from bodies such as the BMWK, the Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung, and the Bavarian State Ministry for Digital Affairs. Reported outcomes include a 50% IT job placement rate among alumni and 60% female learner share. As of 31 December 2025, ReDI employed 66 people (54.28 FTE) and was led by CEO and co-founder Anne Kjaer Bathel.

ReDI School of Digital Integration firmographics

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Name
ReDI School of Digital Integration
Legal name
ReDI School of Digital Integration gGmbH
Website
https://redi-school.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2015
Operating status
Operating
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1–10 employees
Short description
ReDI School of Digital Integration is a Berlin-based non-profit founded in 2015 that delivers free digital and tech education, mentorship, and job-matching to migrants, refugees, and marginalised locals across 10 locations in Germany, Denmark, Sweden, and Ethiopia, supported by 4,800+ volunteers and 100+ corporate and government partners.
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Berlin
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Germany
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Europe

Offices7 records

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ReDI School of Digital Integration business model

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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Donations and Grants: Non-profit organization funded primarily through financial donations from individuals, corporations, and foundations. Annual partner company sponsorship starts at 1,500 euros. Individual donations can be made via one-time or recurring bank transfer, with tax receipts provided for annual donations of 300 euros or more.
  2. Corporate Partnerships: Companies partner with ReDI through annual donations, corporate volunteering programs, career support, and equipment donations. Partners include tech companies like Cisco, Microsoft, Amazon, and consulting firms like Deloitte and Accenture.
  3. Government Funding: Funding from government bodies including BMWK (Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action), Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung, Bayerisches Staatsministerium für Digitales, and municipal authorities in Hamburg and other locations.

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ModelBillingPrice
FreemiumOthersFree Education - All Courses

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ReDI School of Digital Integration product offering

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Core offering

ReDI School is a non-profit digital education provider offering free coding and tech-skills courses (Web Development, User Centered Design, Cloud Computing, Cybersecurity, Data Analytics and AI) to migrants, refugees, and marginalized locals across Germany, Denmark, Sweden, and Ethiopia. It bundles technical instruction with career mentorship and job-matching services delivered through its proprietary ReDI Campus LMS, ReDI Connect mentorship platform, and ReDI Talent Pool. The school is funded by donations, corporate sponsorships, and government grants, and reaches learners through both in-person classroom sites and online programs.

Product overview

ReDI School of Digital Integration is a non-profit tech education organization offering a portfolio of free courses and programs across multiple locations in Germany, Denmark, and Sweden. The core educational offerings include web development, user-centered design, data analytics/AI, cloud computing, and cybersecurity courses. Specialized programs serve women and youth learners. The technology infrastructure consists of ReDI Campus (learning management system), ReDI Connect (mentorship matching platform), and ReDI Talent Pool (job matching platform). As a GitHub Education partner, the school provides access to GitHub Copilot for students. Career support is delivered through mentorship programs, talent summits, and corporate partnerships.

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  • Web Development Courses Comprehensive free courses covering front-end and full-stack web development including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Python-based frameworks, taught by industry-expert volunteers for migrant and refugee learners.
  • User Centered Design Courses Free courses covering UX/UI design fundamentals, intermediate skills, and project-based learning in user experience and interface design for migrant and refugee learners.
  • Cloud Computing Courses Free courses covering cloud infrastructure fundamentals, Azure cloud computing certification preparation, and IT infrastructure foundations, supported by Microsoft.
  • Cybersecurity Courses Free courses covering cybersecurity essentials, cybersecurity fundamentals, and network security skills for migrant and refugee learners.
  • Data Analytics and AI Courses Free courses teaching data analysis with Python, machine learning, AI fundamentals, data engineering, and analytics intermediate skills for migrant and refugee learners.
  • Introduction to Code, Data and Design Free foundation course providing introductory knowledge in coding, data concepts, and design principles for beginners with no prior tech background.
  • Back-End Development Free technical course teaching server-side development, database management, and API integration to ReDI learners.
  • Digital Women Program (Women Courses) Free specialized program empowering women with digital skills through courses taught in German with Arabic, Tigrinya, and Farsi translation, plus data analytics, digital marketing, and computer basics tailored for women.
  • Kids and Teens Courses Free youth programs including coding camps, Sunday classes, robotics workshops, and school partnerships (including FC Bayern Digital Campus) for children and teenagers ages 8-18.
  • Self-Study Courses Free self-paced partner courses with Cisco Networking Academy, Microsoft Learn, HP Life, and IBM SkillBuild, enabling ReDI learners to study independently.
  • ReDI Campus Free online learning platform providing access to course content, learning progress tracking, community features, and forum discussions for enrolled ReDI students.
  • ReDI Connect Free mentorship matching platform connecting ReDI students and alumni with industry professionals for career guidance, supported by Deloitte.
  • ReDI Talent Pool Free job-matching platform connecting ReDI alumni seeking employment with companies looking for diverse tech talent, supported by Microsoft Philanthropy and Microsoft Global Finance.
  • ReDI Talent Summit Free annual career event connecting ReDI students and alumni with potential employers and industry partners as part of the Career Support offering.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 50% of alumni are employed in IT jobs after graduating from ReDI School
  • +2 more outcomes

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Twelve partnerships are on record, tiered core and flagship.

  • MicrosoftcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerMicrosoft provides financial support through Microsoft Philanthropy and Microsoft Global Finance, and has helped build the ReDI Talent Pool platform. They also support cloud computing certification programs for students.
  • CiscocoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCisco has partnered with ReDI since 2016, providing corporate volunteering for IoT courses. Their experts teach alongside ReDI instructors in corporate courses. Cisco is a major supporter providing both funding and volunteer teaching hours.
  • DeloittecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerDeloitte supported the development of ReDI Connect mentorship platform and provides career coaching and mentoring support. They also support general program operations.
  • CapgeminicoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCapgemini has partnered with ReDI for corporate mentoring programs, with 40 leaders coaching 40 digital talents from Ukraine during the ReDI Tech Summer School 2022.
  • FC Bayern MunichflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerFC Bayern Digital Campus initiative trained 100 kids and their parents in coding and digital skills, combining sports community engagement with digital education.
  • SiemenscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerReDI NRW cooperates with Siemens and Solid Edge team to teach 3D printing and 3D CAD skills to Kids & Youth Program students in Duisburg Marxloh.
  • 3ShapecoreStrategic or Co-development Partner3Shape and ReDI School Copenhagen started an internship program so students can seek opportunities in the dental tech industry.
  • Kiron Digital Learning SolutionscoreTechnology or IntegrationKiron Digital Learning Solutions GmbH operates and hosts the ReDI Campus learning platform for ReDI School.
  • UNESCOflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerUNESCO partnership supporting ReDI School's mission of digital education and integration.
  • IBMcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerIBM partners with ReDI to provide SkillBuild self-paced eLearning resources for students, combining IBM training materials with ReDI's educational delivery.
  • AshokacoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAshoka Germany gGmbH supports ReDI School as a social enterprise through their fellowship and support programs.
  • CGIcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCGI has collaborated with ReDI School for over three years, helping train refugees for IT jobs.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves10 records

Expansion highlights6 records

ReDI School of Digital Integration competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Kiron Open Higher Education: German non-profit providing free online higher education pathways to refugees and displaced learners. Direct peer in mission, target audience, and online delivery model; ReDI's ReDI Campus platform is actually operated and hosted by Kiron's tech arm.
  • Code Your Future: UK-based non-profit coding school offering free full-stack web development training to refugees and disadvantaged individuals, with strong volunteer-teacher model. Directly comparable mission, delivery model, and target audience as ReDI.
  • Hack Your Future: Non-profit coding school for refugees and newcomers operating in Belgium, Netherlands, and Denmark. Highly comparable to ReDI in target audience, course offering (web development), and volunteer-driven delivery model.
  • Digital Career Institute (DCI): Germany-based non-profit digital training provider serving migrants, refugees, and newcomers with courses in web development, data science, and digital marketing. Direct peer in geography, mission, and curriculum.
  • SPICED Academy: Berlin-based data science bootcamp specifically designed for newcomers, refugees, and migrants in Germany. Direct peer operating in the same city, same target audience, and overlapping technical curriculum.

Broad incumbents

  • Generation: Global employment-focused non-profit (founded by McKinsey) offering free, employer-aligned tech and digital training to underserved adults across 17+ countries. Comparable employer-pipeline model and outcomes-driven approach, but operates at much larger scale and broader scope than ReDI.

Emerging players

  • Per Scholas: US-based non-profit providing tuition-free tech training and career support to individuals from under-resourced communities. Comparable in mission, employer partnerships (including Fortune 500), and tuition-free model, though US-focused rather than European refugee-focused.
  • Pursuit: US-based non-profit training low-income adults in software engineering with employer partnerships. Comparable model combining free tech education, career support, and corporate employer hiring pipeline, though focused on US low-income adults rather than European refugees.
  • Founders and Coders: UK-based non-profit peer-led coding academy offering free full-stack web development training. Comparable tuition-free, volunteer/community-driven model and apprenticeship-style outcomes, though not specifically refugee-focused.

Others

  • Techfugees: Global non-profit community mobilizing tech talent and entrepreneurship to support refugees and displaced people. Comparable thematic focus on refugees and tech, but functions more as a convening/ecosystem platform than a direct education provider.

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Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights2 records

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ReDI School of Digital Integration M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about ReDI School of Digital Integration

What does ReDI School of Digital Integration do?

ReDI School is a non-profit digital education provider offering free coding and tech-skills courses (Web Development, User Centered Design, Cloud Computing, Cybersecurity, Data Analytics and AI) to migrants, refugees, and marginalized locals across Germany, Denmark, Sweden, and Ethiopia. It bundles technical instruction with career mentorship and job-matching services delivered through its proprietary ReDI Campus LMS, ReDI Connect mentorship platform, and ReDI Talent Pool. The school is funded by donations, corporate sponsorships, and government grants, and reaches learners through both in-person classroom sites and online programs.

Is ReDI School of Digital Integration a public or private company?

ReDI School of Digital Integration is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was ReDI School of Digital Integration founded?

ReDI School of Digital Integration was founded in 2015. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is ReDI School of Digital Integration based?

ReDI School of Digital Integration is headquartered in Berlin, Germany, in the Europe region.

How does ReDI School of Digital Integration make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Donations and Grants are the primary driver. The others are corporate Partnerships and government Funding.

Who are ReDI School of Digital Integration's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Kiron Open Higher Education, Code Your Future, Hack Your Future, Digital Career Institute (DCI) and SPICED Academy. Generation is listed as a broad incumbent. Emerging players are Per Scholas, Pursuit and Founders and Coders. Techfugees is listed as an others.

Does ReDI School of Digital Integration have an API?

No public API is recorded for ReDI School of Digital Integration.

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TechCrunchA New Start with Anne Kjaer Riechert (ReDI School of Integration) and Aline Sara (NaTakallam)The article introduces a discussion featuring Anne Kjaer Riechert from ReDI School and Aline Sara from NaTakallam regarding tech industry support for refugees. It highlights ReDI School's code school program and NaTakallam's platform for refugees to teach languages as key initiatives addressing the refugee crisis.TechCrunchHow a startup mindset can help the refugee crisisAline Sara, CEO of NaTakallam, and Anne Kjaer Riechert, CEO of ReDI School of Digital Integration, spoke at TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin about leveraging startup methodologies to address the global refugee crisis. Their organizations focus on integrating displaced individuals into the tech workforce through remote language tutoring and coding education, aiming to mitigate human capital loss and foster social integration.TechCrunchAnne Kjær Riechert to talk about digital integration at Disrupt BerlinAnne Kjær Riechert, co-founder and CEO of the ReDI School of Digital Integration, will speak at TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin on November 29-30 about the school's mission to teach programming and tech skills to asylum seekers and migrants in Germany. The ReDI School offers free vocational training classes two evenings per week, covering computing, web development, Java, and Python, while connecting students with industry professionals for potential employment. Riechert has been recognized among Germany's top young leaders and previously worked on corporate social responsibility at Samsung and with Stanford's Peace Innovation Lab in Berlin.TechCrunchWannaDrink is the hack that will finally destroy my liverA team from Redi School developed WannaDrink, a hackathon project at TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin that allows users to anonymously find drinking buddies via an ephemeral photo feature. The developers intend to launch the application as a real business within the next few weeks.