Today the Lectera international educational platform is celebrating its birthday! Exactly one year ago, on June 18, 2020, we introduced our innovative Fast Education methodology, which has changed the lives of thousands of people around the world.
Since that day, we have continually helped them. We continue to help them build a career, make more money, boost important soft skills, and achieve their goals.
Each of our courses has been developed for months by a team of international experts. We have added the most relevant skills and knowledge to our courses, but also love. Lectera's ultimate goal is for every person on earth to live the way they truly deserve, and we stoically pursue our dream! Although the platform was launched amid the coronavirus pandemic, and we had to rethink the strategy several times, we made it through. We are only a year old, but we have already achieved mind-blowing breakthroughs.
Our biggest achievement and birthday present is winning the 2021 EdTech Breakthrough Awards as the Best Ongoing Education Solution Provider! This is the world's most prestigious EdTech award, recognising only the most innovative companies that have truly made a difference in our world. Discovery Education and LEGO Education are the 2020 winners, and now Lectera has joined the ranks!
However, these are not all the achievements that we are proud of. This year we also:
Of course, this is not all we got through in a year! It's just the beginning, and Lectera is awaiting even more victories and achievements in the future. We do not intend to stop at the achieved results and are planning to develop further. Until then…
Happy birthday, Lectera!
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