In today’s world we use apps for everything. I’m sure you’ve floated an idea to a friend who replied with, “There’s an app for that.” If you’re a novice runner, preparing for a marathon, well, that’s right: there’s an app to help you train.
In today’s world we use apps for everything. I’m sure you’ve floated an idea to a friend who replied with, “There’s an app for that.” If you’re a novice runner, preparing for a marathon, well, that’s right: there’s an app to help you train.
Our cofounders were recently in Singapore, and they were featured on the Asia Tech Podcast talking about not only EssayJack as an English for Academic Purposes solution that can help students and educators the world over when it comes to teaching and learning EAP, but also what it takes to start a business.
As a result of this podcast, we were nominated for a Best Startup in Asia Award! You can vote for us here: http://www.pitchdeck.asia/voting. Please take a moment and do so. Every vote matters.
Recently our CEO sat down with famed podcast host Omer Khan to talk about growing EssayJack Inc. reasonably, responsibly, and organically. Our leaders' philosophy has always been to create something of real value for English language learners and educators. Critical thinking and writing is core to their philosophies, and they believe that if the world was equipped with the skills that they want to teach, then we would all be the better for it for being able to critically engage and analyse the world around us. Often, though, in tech start up worlds, there is great pressure to grow fast and furiously on the back of big investment from strangers whose philosophies might be very different. So what did our founders do?
English is the language most being learned all over the world right now. Estimates suggest that at any given time there are over 1 billion people learning English worldwide. Learning English falls into four main categories:
At EssayJack, we focus on the "writing" component of learning English for a few reasons.
