Learning platforms students actually open, and administration staff stop dreading.
NHZ Global builds education technology for universities, schools, training providers and corporate learning teams: learning management systems, school management software, student and parent apps, assessment tools and the integrations that connect them. We have modernized a university's fifteen-year-old LMS into a mobile-first digital campus and consolidated seven corporate training systems into one compliance-ready platform.
What we build
- Learning management systems — courses, content, assessment, discussion, grading and analytics, mobile-first
- School and college management — admissions, timetables, attendance, behavior, fees, reporting and parent communication
- Corporate learning and compliance training — mandatory training by role and jurisdiction, certification expiry and audit-ready reporting
- Student, parent and staff apps — timetables, notifications, submissions, messaging
- Assessment and exam platforms — question banks, proctoring options, automated marking
- Engagement analytics — early warning for at-risk learners with intervention workflows
- Interactive classroom technology — interactive boards, multitouch tables and signage for campuses
Integrations
Student information systems, HR systems, single sign-on (SAML, Microsoft, Google), video platforms, payment gateways, library systems and LTI-compatible tools.
Indicative costs
| Project | USA | UK |
|---|
| School or college management system | $40,000–$150,000 | £30,000–£120,000 |
| Custom LMS (phase one) | $60,000–$200,000+ | £50,000–£160,000+ |
| Student / parent mobile app | $25,000–$70,000 | £20,000–£55,000 |
Recent education work
University LMS modernization and one learning platform for a multinational workforce.
Frequently asked questions
Should we build or buy an LMS?
Buy if a standard product fits and per-user fees are manageable; build when the learning model is your differentiator, integrations are deep or licence costs across thousands of users no longer make sense. We give a straight answer in discovery.
Is the platform accessible?
We build to WCAG 2.1 AA as standard, which matters for both compliance and the students who rely on it.
Can it work on students' own phones?
Yes. Everything we build is mobile-first, with native apps where push notifications and offline access matter.
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