Where does AIMWA rank among its competitors?

AIMWA ranks 1212th amongst 1298 active competitors, of which 10 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Manabie, which secured $23M in Apr, 2025.

Who are the top competitors of AIMWA?

AIMWA's top competitors include NIIT, Centum Learning and Ibb. Among them, Manabie secured the most recent funding round in April, 2025.

AIMWA - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

Company Details

Chains providing professional development training courses and business management qualifications. Programs include instruction in leadership, project management, communication, and technical skill sets. The curriculum supports workforce development through workshops, conferences, and degree-level programs designed for managers, supervisors, and organizational staff. Training delivery occurs across multiple sites and through virtual formats to facilitate individual and team performance improvements.

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Unfunded

Ranked

1212^th among 1298 active competitors

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Top competitors of AIMWA include NIIT, Centum Learning and Ibb. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of AIMWA, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	NIIT 1981, Gurugram (India), Public	Provider of technology and digital skills development	-	Elephant Capital, Massachusetts Institute of Technology ... & 3 others	72/100
2nd	Centum Learning 2006, Delhi (India), Acquired	Professional training and coaching	$8.61M	Mayfield, Indian Continent Investment & 25 others	51/100
3rd	Ibb 1985, Buxtehude (Germany), Acquired	Provider of vocational training, upskilling, reskilling, and coaching programs	-	-	46/100
4th	Manabie 2019, Singapore (Singapore), Series B	Provider of end-to-end digital infrastructure and online, offline learning experiences	$42.8M	Genesia Ventures, JIC Venture Growth Investments ... & 19 others	45/100
5th	Raffles Education 1990, Singapore (Singapore), Seed	Education group provides academic and vocational programs through its network of institutions.	-	Golden Prosperity Group & 1 others	43/100
6th	First Intuition 2007, London (United Kingdom), Late Stage	Provider of HR content magazine and online courses services	-	Apiary Capital	41/100
7th	Norcat 1995, Greater Sudbury (Canada), Early Stage	Supplier of display stands and large-format printing services	$2.25M	-	40/100
8th	Global University Systems 2012, London (United Kingdom), Unfunded	Network of higher education institutions providing academic qualifications and digital learning programs	-	-	38/100
9th	ITI 1986, Vancouver (United States), Acquired	Provides industrial training courses	-	-	37/100
10th	Uniteam Training 2013, Yangon (Myanmar), Unfunded	Provider of accredited training solutions for marine, oil & gas, and industrial sectors	-	-	36/100
1212th	AIMWA Unfunded	Chains providing professional development training courses and business management qualifications	-	-	16/100