Bett Asia Testimonials

“Every time I walk through the halls of Bett, I see remarkable EdTech, an abundance of knowledge, and extraordinary connections. ”

“It is an event I looked forward to attend annually. Thank you to Bett Asia for all that you do for the educators. It simply gets better each year!”

“Every year, I leave Bett Asia with new ideas, new questions and, most importantly, new conversations about where education is heading. Three years in, and I am still leaving Bett Asia with the same feeling: There is so much to learn and so much we can do together to shape the future of education!”

“The experience was a valuable opportunity to discover new tools, exchange ideas, and engage with hands-on technologies that demonstrate how learning can become more interactive, meaningful, connected, and relevant to real-world applications.”

“Attending Bett Asia 2026 for the first time as a visitor has been truly eye-opening. It gave me the opportunity to explore how AI, technology, and innovation are shaping the future of education and, more importantly, to reflect on how these developments can support teachers and learners in our classrooms.”

“Thank you very much for the kind invitation to the Bett Asia programme. I truly appreciate the opportunity to be part of this meaningful experience. I learned a lot throughout the Lab sessions, gained valuable insights, and had the opportunity to meet and connect with many wonderful people from different backgrounds. It was definitely a rewarding and memorable experience for me. Thank you once again for the opportunity and for making the programme such a meaningful experience. I truly appreciate it and hope to have the opportunity to participate in future programmes as well.”

“We get to meet a lot of other educators, we share ideas. Being in one university we may not have vast experience, but being in Bett Asia, I see there are a lot of other things, technology being used, how they teach, how they assess, and we get feedback from a higher level, including the Ministry of Education. I think this is a fantastic event, I think everybody should attend.”

“One thing that keeps me coming back is the exposure I have to education technology, devices and new things in the education world. Sometimes in school we are not exposed to everything but when you come here we get to network with other teachers, and I can learn from their experiences. It’s a really beneficial programme for me and I really enjoy it.”

“There was so much diversity and experience in this TableTalk. There was people from all over the globe, from Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Malaysia, India and other countries. The kind of statements that were shared, blew my mind and used tech for good. There’s so much to see, so much to learn and I am so grateful.”

“The real highlight was the people! Educators, founders and policymakers in one place, and the Women in EdTech circles. Everyone was so generous with their time and their stories. It was inspiring to see so many parts of global education come together to explore how we can create positive change and prepare young people for a rapidly changing world.”

“My first time attending Bett Asia and one of the highlights has been connecting with inspiring women in tech, education and STEM. It’s been fantastic to share ideas, build connections and hear from women who are helping shape the future of technology and education. Here’s to more collaboration, more opportunities and empowering the next generation of women in STEM!”

“For me, one of the biggest takeaways was just how aligned so many of the conversations were. Our presence at Bett sparked conversations between educators, school leaders and partners about thinking beyond what a learning space looks like, and increasingly about why it is designed that way and the impact it can have on the people using it.”

“Wow, education has levelled up! Mind blown looking at all the futuristic EdTech at Bett Asia.”

“The energy across the floor was inspiring, and we loved having so many conversations about online learning environments, scaling compliance, and driving student success across Asia.”

“Fantastic few days connecting with educators, leaders, speakers, and edtech innovators across the region. Gaining deeper insight into local needs and challenges is critical as we continue providing value to our independent and international schools.”

“It was also a great opportunity to meet new people, exchange ideas, and learn more about the exciting developments happening across the education and professional development landscape.”

“It’s been excellent. Every conversation we’ve had has been of high quality. People have shown a lot of interest in what we do and we’ve learnt a lot from the different countries and different approaches.”

“This was my second year attending Bett Asia, and once again, there were so many insightful knowledge-sharing sessions and opportunities to learn from others in the education and technology space.”

“What a rewarding few days at Bett Asia 2026! I had the opportunity to join roundtable sessions, connect and learn from industry leaders and build many new relationships across the education sector.”

“Bett Asia brings together education leaders, policymakers, technology companies and practitioners from across the region and beyond to explore how technology is reshaping education, teaching and workforce development.”

“Leaving KL feeling incredibly inspired by the energy, ideas and shared commitment to shaping the future of education across the region. Grateful for the conversations, new connections and fresh perspectives to bring back into my work.”

“The event provided an invaluable opportunity to strengthen relationships with government representatives, education leaders, partners and schools from across Asia, while showcasing the strength and innovation of the UK's education suppliers.”

“The talks and discussions gave me the chance to discover new ideas in education technology, including digital learning and the growing role of AI in education. I also enjoyed meeting professionals from different backgrounds and learning more about the challenges and opportunities shaping education across Asia.”