Keypath Education Reviews

Pros

Free breakfast which included bread and cereal

Cons

Very unethical company. Push students to enrol in courses that they aren't likely to complete just to get commission from the university. Students enrolled by keypath have very low completion rate of around 20%. This unethical behaviour was exhibited when they listed on the stock market. They marketed themselves as a tech company when they are really just a high pressure sales and admin company. There's a reason their shares have crashed by 2/3rds in a year. Terrible place to work and very unethical.

Pros

A company that cares about their people

Cons

Growing rapidly and processes can be improved to continue to support efficiency

Pros

Keypath is not only a place for a job, but a great platform where you can build up your career. Starting with a relatively small sized team Keypath has so much success in the last few years, and now the business has more than 600 employees globally. I have been working with the business almost since its start, and I am fortunate enough to grow up with the business together, as an employee and also as a witness for all these achievements the company went through. Thanks to Ryan and his leadership team, everyone in Keypath is taken good care by the company. Everyone in this place is super supportive, no matter whether you just started from day 1, or you have been with the company for 5 years. Not many CEOs like Ryan who is so down to earth, approachable, open arms for all fresh and new ideas, and will be willing to bring the discussion further though his calendar is already full on. Keypath is place where people feel they are working with the business together, not working for the business; this obviously creates great culture that everyone will be accountable for what they do, and everyone will be able to do what they do the best. Recently Keypath won the " best place to work " which is a great demonstration to what they have been doing for years. This People First company is the right place for anyone who has strong interest in higher education. I will definitely recommend this company to anyone and everyone.

Cons

none off the top of my head

Pros

I have worked with some nice people here but sadly they are leaving. A lot of people like being able to work from home.

Cons

There's a lot of pretending that everything is all right while people are struggling to do their job. If you complain it will be a problem for you, so best not to say anything. I have seen a lot of my fellow staff leave because they felt that it was too hard to work here. Management doesn't make practical decisions when they should, and they bombard you with extra duties or projects rather than helping you make more commissions. I wouldn't recommend working here, i am wishing that Glassdoor can assist in finding work elsewhere.