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Global Learning Exchange (GLX) has formed a strategic partnership with Virtual Internships, a leading platform connecting students worldwide with internship opportunities in their chosen fields. Virtual Internships boasts a vast network of 13,000+ host companies in 80+ countries across various industries, ensuring internship placements for students, regardless of their location or background. They also offer support through career coaching, regular check-ins, and employer training to enhance the internship experience.

This collaboration aligns with both organisations' mission to democratise access to experiential learning. GLX students enrolling in an associate, bachelor’s, or master’s programme through any GLX partner will be eligible. The CEO of Sonic Foundry, the parent company of GLX, emphasised the transformative impact of internships on students' transition to professional careers.

Global Learning Exchange (GLX) has forged a partnership with the International Telematic University UNINETTUNO, granting GLX students immediate access to UNINETTUNO's affordable degree programmes. Established in 1992, UNINETTUNO evolved into an accredited international online university in 2005, attracting students from over 160 countries. Their unique e-learning model includes the Island of Knowledge, an online metaverse platform where students engage with coursework using avatars.

Sonic Foundry CEO Joe Mozden, Jr., expressed excitement about this collaboration, emphasising their shared commitment to student-centric innovation. Additionally, students enrolling in UNINETTUNO programmes through GLX gain access to Virtual Internships in their field, enhancing their employability.

UNINETTUNO's rector and founder, Professor Maria Amato Garito, lauded the partnership for democratising access to quality education, especially for students from emerging countries. This collaboration is crucial in the context of youth migration and aims to support talent in their home countries. Global Learning Exchange is expanding into African markets with new GLX Hubs in South Africa and Nigeria.

Global Learning Exchange (GLX) has announced a strategic partnership with Penn Foster Group to enhance access to online education. Bringing together Sonic Foundry's expertise and Penn Foster's 100 years of education experience, the collaboration aims to advance GLX and Penn Foster Group's shared goal of expanding access to quality online education in underserved global markets.  

This partnership will provide GLX students with a greater variety of program options while enabling Penn Foster Group to expand its global footprint and reach students in several emerging markets globally. This partnership underscores a commitment to innovative and student-focused online learning, with Sonic Foundry CEO Joe Mozden, Jr. expressing enthusiasm for the collective mission to empower learners worldwide. GLX, launched in the Bahamas in 2022, is currently expanding into African markets with recent Hub launches in South Africa and Nigeria.

UNESCO Read and Earn Federation have partnered with a US-based company to offer partial scholarships to Nigerian youths.

Students of the August project who applied for matriculating degree programs through the Global Learning Exchange will receive scholarships to cover 100% of the cost of the first course in the programme.

Sonic Foundry's Global Learning Exchange (GLX) has entered a partnership with Colorado State University Global (CSU Global) to broaden the array of degree programs accessible to GLX students. CSU Global, as the first 100% online, regionally accredited nonprofit university in the U.S., provides access to its fully online, globally recognized, career-focused degree and certificate programs. Through this partnership, CSU Global’s extensive roster of fully online, internationally recognized, career-focused degree and certificate programs will soon be available to Global Learning Exchange students. 

Sonic Foundry CEO Joe Mozden, Jr. expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration, noting that CSU Global's commitment to student-focused innovation aligns with GLX's mission. He highlighted CSU Global's extensive support resources, emphasizing the partnership as a significant stride toward GLX's goal of offering a more diverse range of options in online education for students and professionals worldwide.

Global Learning Exchange™ (GLX) has partnered with EC-Council University (ECCU), the educational branch of The International Council of Electronic Commerce Consultants (EC-Council). This collaboration will grant GLX students access to globally recognized cybersecurity certification programs such as Certified Ethical Hacker, Certified Network Defender, and Certified Hacking Forensic Investigator. These certifications, endorsed by prominent security bodies, position students for success in the rapidly growing cybersecurity job sector.  

ECCU's President, Lata Bavisi, emphasized the initiative's goal of addressing the cybersecurity workforce gap, highlighting the significance of quality education and certifications. Additionally, ECCU certifications are often transferable as course credits for Bachelors and Masters-level degree programs in cyber security and computer science. Sonic Foundry CEO Joe Mozden, Jr. expressed enthusiasm for ECCU, noting its representation of the global standard in cybersecurity education and its alignment with GLX's commitment to providing future-oriented, career-focused education.

Global Learning Exchange™ (GLX), dedicated to providing affordable and locally supported online education, has teamed up with the Read and Earn Federation for UNESCO (UNESCO REF) to initiate an education and skills development program in Nigeria.  

Sonic Foundry CEO Joe Mozden, Jr. expressed excitement about the partnership with Prince Abdulsalami and UNESCO REF, aiming to offer accessible education opportunities in Nigeria and West Africa. The collaboration, operating under The August Project (TAP), a UNESCO REF initiative, seeks to establish GLX Hub facilities in Nigeria, providing students with conducive study environments, technology access, and academic and career development resources. The initiative aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Nigeria.  

GLX, having launched in the Bahamas in July, is actively pursuing partnerships globally, discussing collaborations with potential university partners in the US, UK, Australia, and local partners in Africa, Central Asia, and Southeast Asia.

Global Learning Exchange™ (GLX) has solidified partnerships with Hilbert College, the University of North Alabama (UNA), and SkillUp Online, enhancing learning opportunities for GLX students. The completion of these partnerships before the fall semester will allow Global Learning Exchange™ students to enrol in a variety of programs from each of the three providers’ offerings. 

Hilbert College will offer traditional degree-track programs in Business Management, Criminal Justice, and Cyber Security. UNA promotes International Minor programs in innovative fields like Marketing, Sociology, Management, and Human Resources. SkillUp Online contributes non-degree skills development programs in data science and cyber security, endorsed by industry leaders such as IBM and Microsoft. These partnerships align with GLX's goal of expanding online education options globally. Sonic Foundry CEO Joe Mozden, Jr. emphasizes the importance of providing a broader range of options in online education. GLX continues its global expansion, with potential partners in Latin America, Eastern Europe, and Southeast Asia.

Global Learning Exchange (GLX) has opened a Hub in Nassau, Bahamas, in collaboration with the Bahamas Institute of Business and Technology. This innovative college Hub combines online classes with in-person student support, providing a space equipped with technology for video classes, collaborative projects, and student-staff interactions. The first classes, offered by Hilbert College, will be available this fall. GLX, created by Sonic Foundry, aims to establish similar Hubs in developing countries, catering to students without internet access at home or the means to travel long distances for education. The Hub model, blending online and in-person elements, is seen as a transformative approach to higher education. Sonic Foundry is exploring partnerships with colleges in the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, and other countries in Asia, Africa, and Eastern Europe. The success of GLX Hubs could present a business opportunity for Sonic Foundry, offering a new direction for the company. 

Global Learning Exchange™ (GLX)  has partnered with Hilbert College to offer students access to Hilbert's online degree programs through Hilbert College Global. GLX, designed to provide motivated students globally with transformative education opportunities, connects them to top-tier higher education programs in a flexible, cost-effective, and locally supported environment.  

Hilbert College is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region. The partnership allows GLX to provide diverse program options from participating universities and colleges, including Hilbert, as well as industry-backed, non-degree skills development programs. GLX Hubs, providing support services like admissions assistance, tutoring, and career development, will be established in participating regions. The partnership aligns with GLX's commitment to offering academic content and a vital in-person support community for an enriched learning experience.

A new global learning initiative, Global Learning Exchange (GLX) has officially opened in The Bahamas. This marks a groundbreaking milestone in education. GLX serves as an educational network, inviting students from the Bahamas and beyond to partake in its enriching programs. Although primarily online, GLX Bahamas has opened a comprehensive support centre, catering to diverse learning preferences, whether students opt for in-person classes or attend online.  

Beyond academic pursuits, the GLX addresses critical infrastructure needs, providing essential resources such as Wi-Fi and laptops. Students can come to campus to collaborate on group projects. Moreover, the GLX boasts additional resources like on-campus tutoring services, further enhancing the educational experience. This innovative initiative not only broadens access to quality education but also cultivates a holistic learning environment for students in The Bahamas. 

Partnership with the Bahamas Institute of Business and Technology (BIBT) will provide local students with admissions and academic support resources.

NASSAU, N.P., Bahamas–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Sonic Foundry, Inc. (NASDAQ: SOFO), the trusted leader in video capture, management and streaming solutions, today announced the official opening of its inaugural Global Learning Exchange™ (GLX) Hub in the Bahamas. Located in central Nassau, the Hub will serve as a base of operations for the GLX-Bahamas program, which will begin accepting applications for the fall semester on July 2nd.

Sonic Foundry is initiating the Global Learning Exchange™ (GLX), a groundbreaking solution to provide worldwide students with flexible, cost-effective access to higher education. Through partnerships with top US Universities and skill-based certification partners, Global Learning Exchange offers students a unique proposition: flexible online learning coupled with local, in-person support resources. Construction of the first GLX Hub in the Bahamas began this month, offering an unprecedented level of support, blending online classes with locally supported resources. The facility, slated for completion in July 2022, will also serve as a Hub for social and collaborative learning. Sonic Foundry partnered with the Bahamas Institute of Business and Technology (BIBT) to enroll students this summer. Additionally, the company is securing agreements with universities globally, focusing on partner-led Hub development projects in emerging markets. CEO Joe Mozden, Jr., highlighted GLX's mission to democratize education and offer world-class, affordable opportunities globally.