About Us

Worlddidac is the global trade association for the educational resources industry. We work equally with all education sectors, all countries and all relevant national associations, striving to improve education globally by connecting our members with like-minded stakeholders within the education Industry.

Together with our members and partners around the globe, we create one of the world’s leading business forums specifically for the promotion of trade and investment within the education market worldwide. As a well-networked global organization within the education sector, we offer a truly agnostic approach to didactic systems and standards. We seek to bring the best that the world has to offer in terms of educational resources and the supporting infrastructure needed to deliver quality education.

Worlddidac Association offers a range of powerful and engaging activities designed to support members and partners in the education industry. From international trade shows to exclusive networking events, Worlddidac is committed to advancing educational development and promoting innovation.

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We want to contribute toward the improvement of education in all fields and on all levels. It is our intention to become “the place to go” for anyone who has any questions with regard to education. We encourage companies, teachers, educators, and institution heads, national and regional associations to cooperate.  

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“Worlddidac is one big family. It doesn’t matter how far we are located from each other if we follow one aim and share the same values.”

Kateryna Schuetz, former Business Development Director

Vision, Mission and Values

Worlddidac – is a global hub where education comes together through the passionate work of the international network of the Association’s team and members.

We drive and harmonize learning worldwide by inspiring connections, improving methodologies, and furthering technological development. We create value for all in Education.

Our History

Worlddidac_foundation record original signed document 1952