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Bitget Renews UNICEF Partnership, Adds AI Courses to Digital Education Program

1 reports · First detected 2026-05-26 · Last active 2026-05-26

Bitget’s partnership with the United Nations Children’s Fund, or UNICEF, focuses on digital education for young people in emerging economies, including blockchain and technology skills. As AI and digital finance develop rapidly, these capabilities have become an important foundation for further education and employment. The partners have not disclosed the value of the partnership or the first year’s launch date.

Bitget recently announced that the partnership had entered its second year after the initial program reached more than 640,000 young people across eight countries. The next phase will expand the number of countries and participants served while adding AI modules to existing digital and blockchain courses. The partners have yet to disclose the second-year program’s exact launch date, budget or additional coverage targets.

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Bitget Launches Blockchain4Youth Learning Hub to Advance Web3 Education2026-05-05 · 1 reports · similarity 0.80

Bitget’s Blockchain4Youth initiative focuses on blockchain education for young people and pathways into employment. Its new Learning Hub offers structured courses and professional certifications while drawing on the talent network and internship resources of Web3 career platform Bondex, lowering barriers for young learners entering the Web3 ecosystem.

Bitget has announced the launch of the Blockchain4Youth Learning Hub, which brings educational content, skills certification and internship opportunities into a single development pathway in partnership with Bondex. Available information does not disclose the formal launch date, investment amount, number of courses or size of the first student cohort. Its impact will depend on adoption of the certifications and the availability of internship positions.

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