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Eduten Ltd., provider of Finland’s AI-powered mathematics platform, announced that the Royal Government of Bhutan has begun nationwide deployment of Eduten following the release of a new UNICEF report highlighting dramatic gains in numeracy during a 10-week pilot.
The UNICEF study tracked 952 Grade 5 pupils in 32 schools and reported an 11-point jump in overall numeracy and a 4.6-point boost in arithmetic fluency for Eduten learners versus a control group – after just one weekly lesson on the platform.
Ninety-two per-cent of students said they liked learning math with Eduten, while teachers praised the system’s automated analytics for shrinking marking time and flagging pupils who needed extra help.
"Bhutanese educators proved that a little Finnish pedagogy goes a long way in the Himalayas. We’re excited to move from pilot to full roll-out and help the Ministry of Education and Skills Development give every child the numeracy superpowers they deserve.”
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About Eduten
Eduten Ltd. is a spin-off of the University of Turku that provides Finland’s most popular digital learning platform
Eduten to educational institutions around the world. The Eduten platform received the UNESCO ICT for Education Prize in
2020 and the UNICEF Blue Unicorn Award in 2022. In 2025, Eduten was also selected for inclusion in UNICEF’s Blue Unicorn Portfolio. Eduten has proved its worth as a scientifically validated and scalable
mathematics platform since 2011 by more than 3 million users in Finland and 50+ other countries, including e.g. Estonia,
Lithuania, Spain, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Laos, Uzbekistan, Japan, Chile, Argentina, Mexico, Brazil,
India, Mongolia and Bhutan.
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For more information, please contact:
CEO of Eduten
Henri Muurimaa
henri@eduten.com+358 400 474 778
Henri Muurimaa, Eduten CEO and co-founder, has extensive experience in technology and business. Recently, he has been experimenting with applying AI and other modern technologies to improve education worldwide.