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Chicago, USA and Melbourne, AUS, ������Ƶ Education International, Inc. (������Ƶ) (ASX: KED) advises it intends to hold an Investor Day from 8:30am – 12:00pm (AEST) on Thursday, April 28, 2022, hosted by:

• Steve Fireng, Founder and Global CEO
• Peter Vlerick, CFO
• Ryan O’Hare, Asia Pacific CEO
• Howell Williams, Asia Pacific Chief Development Officer
• Malcolm McNab, Director of Investor Relations

Professor Nick Wailes, the Director of AGSM and Senior Deputy Dean (External Engagement) at UNSW Business School, will also be participating in a Q&A session to provide insights and views from the university partner perspective.

The agenda for the Investor Day will be:

• Q3 FY22 results, current trading and outlook
• Online Program Management market overview, ������Ƶ’s competitive position and growth strategy, including in Healthcare and Southeast Asia
• Program selection, development and delivery, including unit economic model and path to profitability

Presentations for the Investor Day and the Q3 FY22 report and Appendix 4C will be released pre-market on Thursday, April 28, 2022.

The Investor Day will be held:

• In-person: details about attending the Investor Day in-person including registration can be obtained by contacting Malcolm McNab at malcolm.mcnab@keypathedu.com.au
• By webcast: participants who would like to register for the Investor Day webcast can do so through the following link:

This announcement has been authorized by Eric Israel, General Counsel and Company Secretary.

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Investor Contact
Malcolm McNab
Director of Investor Relations
������Ƶ Education
malcolm.mcnab@keypathedu.com.au
+61 3 9081 8945

About ������Ƶ
Founded in 2014, ������Ƶ is a global, market-leading edtech company in the online program management (OPM) market. In collaboration with its 37 university partners, ������Ƶ delivers career-relevant, technology-enabled online higher education programs with the goal of preparing students for the future of work. The suite of services ������Ƶ provides to its university partners includes designing, developing, launching, marketing, and managing online programs. ������Ƶ also undertakes market research and provides student recruitment, support and placement services. The services ������Ƶ provides are underpinned by ������ƵEDGE, its integrated technology and data platform. ������Ƶ has more than 700 employees with operations in Australia, the United States, Canada, the UK, Malaysia and Singapore.

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