
Naïlé Titah
Education is one of LinkedIn's quietest big topics: we count 19,605 education posts in the last 12 months in our dataset alone. Almost all of them go unseen. The typical education post earns 26 likes.
So who actually moves the needle when they teach on LinkedIn? At MagicPost, we took the 175 creators in our dataset who post about education consistently (at least 10 education posts in the last 12 months, minimum 5,000 followers) and ranked them by median likes on their education posts alone. Not their overall fame: what happens, today, when they hit publish on this specific topic. Number twenty earns 12 times the typical education post. Number one earns 117 times it.
Two numbers you will not find anywhere else sit in each profile below: the share of feed (is education their life or a guest appearance?) and the vs-overall figure: whether their education posts earn more or less than their own usual median. Spoiler: for 15 of these 20, education out-earns everything else they write.
The full board first, then the countdown:

TL;DR: We ranked the top 20 LinkedIn creators on Education by one number nobody else publishes: median likes on their education posts alone, over 12 months and 175 creators. Bill Gates leads with 3,047 median likes per education post, 117x what the typical education post earns (26 likes).
#20 · Simon Squibb, 309 median likes per education post

Followers | Median likes (education posts) | Education posts (12 mo) | Share of feed | vs overall median | Engagement rate |
229k | 309 | 25 | 8% | -2% | 0.14% |
Simon Squibb is an entrepreneur on a self-declared mission to fix the education system and help people start a business for free. Education is only 8% of his feed, and those posts perform almost exactly in line with the rest of his content, a 2% dip from his overall median. The audience follows the founder, not the subject.
"Well done Sammy!!! Ignore that email your school sent you. Because you just learned something far more valuable." 816 likes. Read it
#19 · Ahmed Ben Hamouda, 312 median likes per education post

Followers | Median likes (education posts) | Education posts (12 mo) | Share of feed | vs overall median | Engagement rate |
163k | 312 | 10 | 9% | +22% | 0.19% |
Ahmed Ben Hamouda is a senior project-management trainer from Tunisia who teaches certification tracks to a professional audience. Education is a small 9% slice of his feed, but it earns a 22% premium over his overall median. His best post of the year is the staple format of training creators: the free-certifications roundup.
"Good news! We have new free certifications for you:" His most liked education post of the year: 630 likes. Read it
#18 · Angela Duckworth, 356 median likes per education post

Followers | Median likes (education posts) | Education posts (12 mo) | Share of feed | vs overall median | Engagement rate |
954k | 356 | 47 | 58% | -4% | 0.04% |
Angela Duckworth, Penn professor and author of GRIT, runs one of the most education-dedicated feeds of this top 20: 58% of her posts are about learning and behavior. Those posts earn 4% less than her overall median, and her yearly card shows a gentle slide, from a 384 median in 2025 to 348 in 2026.
"Stop asking \"What's wrong with me?\" and start asking \"What's wrong with my situation?\"" His most liked education post of the year: 2,938 likes. Read it
#17 · Kriti Khanna, 365 median likes per education post

Followers | Median likes (education posts) | Education posts (12 mo) | Share of feed | vs overall median | Engagement rate |
21k | 365 | 19 | 25% | +40% | 1.73% |
Kriti Khanna is a product manager from India who posts about MBA life and careers to the smallest audience of this top 20, 21k followers, and turns it into the highest engagement rate on the board: 1.73%. Her education posts out-earn her overall median by 40%. Her best post of the year takes on a familiar myth head-on.
"MBA is all about placements, let me break the myth." 2,013 likes. Read it
#16 · Anaïs Marie-Axelle Allou, 391 median likes per education post

Followers | Median likes (education posts) | Education posts (12 mo) | Share of feed | vs overall median | Engagement rate |
76k | 391 | 25 | 40% | +3% | 0.51% |
Anaïs Marie-Axelle Allou is a brand manager from Côte d'Ivoire whose feed is 40% education, much of it about scholarships and study abroad. Her education posts track her overall median almost exactly, a 3% premium. Her best post of the year opens the scholarship season for her audience.
"C'est la saison d'ouverture des bourses et tu devrais commencer à t'informer sur les différents processus." His most liked education post of the year: 664 likes. Read it
#15 · Daniel Bilbao, 399 median likes per education post

Followers | Median likes (education posts) | Education posts (12 mo) | Share of feed | vs overall median | Engagement rate |
135k | 399 | 13 | 3% | +99% | 0.30% |
Daniel Bilbao, CEO of Truora, is one of the purest "tourists" of this ranking: education is just 3% of his feed, yet those rare posts earn 99% more than his overall median, almost double (we profiled him in his data biography). When a startup audience gets a post about studying abroad, it shows up in force.
"Triste día para muchos ñoños. Estudiar en el exterior es un privilegio absoluto:" 1,808 likes. Read it
#14 · Usman Asif, 407 median likes per education post

Followers | Median likes (education posts) | Education posts (12 mo) | Share of feed | vs overall median | Engagement rate |
196k | 407 | 11 | 5% | +32% | 0.21% |
Usman Asif, founder and CEO of Devsinc, posts about education rarely, 5% of his feed, but those posts earn a 32% premium over his overall median. His best post of the year is a pointed question about the future of computer-science degrees.
"Are we doing with CS what we did with MBA?" 1,609 likes. Read it
#13 · Scott Galloway, 418 median likes per education post

Followers | Median likes (education posts) | Education posts (12 mo) | Share of feed | vs overall median | Engagement rate |
930k | 418 | 10 | 4% | -11% | 0.04% |
Scott Galloway, NYU Stern marketing professor and prolific podcaster, is one of the rare names here whose education posts under-earn his own median, by 11%. Education is only 4% of a feed dominated by business and markets. His best post of the year is a one-line defense of the thing he teaches.
"Why college is still valuable in 2026." 1,384 likes. Read it
#12 · Mister Manu, 420 median likes per education post

Followers | Median likes (education posts) | Education posts (12 mo) | Share of feed | vs overall median | Engagement rate |
255k | 420 | 41 | 15% | +52% | 0.16% |
Mister Manu helps French students find apprenticeships and internships, sharing offers and campaigns across LinkedIn and TikTok. Education is 15% of his feed and earns a 52% premium, though his yearly card shows a sharp drop, from a 580 median in 2025 to 269 in 2026. His best post of the year is a piece of policy news for apprentices.
"Victoire pour les apprentis !" 10,436 likes. Read it
#11 · Youssef Koutari, 426 median likes per education post

Followers | Median likes (education posts) | Education posts (12 mo) | Share of feed | vs overall median | Engagement rate |
548k | 426 | 23 | 5% | +8% | 0.08% |
Youssef Koutari is a French serial entrepreneur who documents his company-building journey, with education making up 5% of his feed and earning an 8% premium. His yearly card shows a steep decline on education posts: a 1,117 median in 2025 down to 310 in 2026. His best post of the year is a hiring announcement for his Morocco expansion.
"Je suis trop heureux de vous annoncer que l'aventure au maroc s'accélère et que je recrute officiellement mes premières équipes qui seront implantées à Casablanca." 4,303 likes. Read it
#10 · Rokeebat Hammed, 512 median likes per education post

Followers | Median likes (education posts) | Education posts (12 mo) | Share of feed | vs overall median | Engagement rate |
86k | 512 | 19 | 48% | +6% | 0.59% |
Rokeebat Hammed is a higher-education economist in the United Kingdom who builds scholarship content for international students, with nearly half her feed dedicated to it. Her education posts earn a 6% premium on her overall median. Her best post of the year is a save-and-repost summary of her scholarship coverage.
"Over the past 8 months, I have: Interviewed 7 scholarship recipients, Hosted 7 LinkedIn Live sessions, Covered 3 top scholarships" 2,418 likes. Read it
#9 · Ethan Mollick, 519 median likes per education post

Followers | Median likes (education posts) | Education posts (12 mo) | Share of feed | vs overall median | Engagement rate |
373k | 519 | 11 | 2% | +20% | 0.14% |
Ethan Mollick, Wharton associate professor and author of Co-Intelligence, posts about education on just 2% of his feed, the lowest share of this top 20, yet those posts earn a 20% premium over his usual median. His best post of the year corrects the record on a viral study about AI and learning.
"This new working paper out of the MIT Media Lab is being massively misinterpreted as \"AI hurts your brain.\"" 2,034 likes. Read it
#8 · Vânia Paula, 615 median likes per education post

Followers | Median likes (education posts) | Education posts (12 mo) | Share of feed | vs overall median | Engagement rate |
503k | 615 | 30 | 18% | +486% | 0.12% |
Vânia Paula teaches simplified corporate English to a Brazilian audience, and her data holds the single most extreme premium of this top 20: her education posts earn 486% more than her overall median, nearly six times. Education is 18% of her feed, but it is clearly the content her audience came for.
"Nem Duolingo, nem Babbel, nem Busuu. O meu app preferido para aprender idiomas é outro!" 2,156 likes. Read it
#7 · Jonathan Haidt, 644 median likes per education post

Followers | Median likes (education posts) | Education posts (12 mo) | Share of feed | vs overall median | Engagement rate |
67k | 644 | 32 | 46% | -3% | 0.96% |
Jonathan Haidt, NYU Stern professor and author of The Anxious Generation, runs a feed that is 46% education on the smallest audience of the top 10, which gives him a strong 0.96% engagement rate. His education posts sit 3% below his overall median, and his yearly card shows a steep fall, from a 1,402 median in 2024 to 711 in 2025. His best post of the year is about children and screens.
"Kids being raised on screens long for real freedom. It's like they're homesick for a world they've never known." 5,458 likes. Read it
#6 · Daniel Pink, 645 median likes per education post

Followers | Median likes (education posts) | Education posts (12 mo) | Share of feed | vs overall median | Engagement rate |
423k | 645 | 12 | 5% | +24% | 0.15% |
Daniel Pink, the bestselling author of seven books, posts about education on 5% of his feed and earns a 24% premium when he does. His best post of the year distills a lifetime of reading into practical advice.
"I've written five New York Times bestsellers and read thousands of books. Along the way, I've learned a few things about how reading actually works." 9,215 likes. Read it
#5 · Dr. Martha Boeckenfeld, 735 median likes per education post

Followers | Median likes (education posts) | Education posts (12 mo) | Share of feed | vs overall median | Engagement rate |
126k | 735 | 10 | 4% | +94% | 0.58% |
Dr. Martha Boeckenfeld is a future-tech educator in Switzerland teaching AI, Web3 and VR with an ethics lens. Education is just 4% of her feed, yet those posts earn 94% more than her overall median, nearly double, the second-biggest premium of this top 20 after Vânia Paula. Her best post of the year turns a chemistry experiment into a lesson on wonder.
"A scientist just created universes in water droplets. 7 million people stopped scrolling to watch chemistry become art." 4,416 likes. Read it
#4 · Ruben Hassid, 871 median likes per education post

Followers | Median likes (education posts) | Education posts (12 mo) | Share of feed | vs overall median | Engagement rate |
832k | 871 | 27 | 5% | +8% | 0.10% |
Ruben Hassid is best known as one of the platform's most famous AI voices, but his education posts hold their own: 5% of his feed, an 8% premium, and a clear upward trajectory, from a 645 median in 2024 to 898 in 2025 (we profiled his full data biography here). His best education post of the year is the genre's signature: a free-courses roundup.
"ChatGPT is now offering free AI courses. No payment needed to join OpenAI Academy:" 2,385 likes. Read it
#3 · Pascal Bornet, 1,581 median likes per education post

Followers | Median likes (education posts) | Education posts (12 mo) | Share of feed | vs overall median | Engagement rate |
1.5M | 1,581 | 17 | 3% | +18% | 0.11% |
Pascal Bornet is an AI and automation expert who reaches the largest audience on this board, 1.5 million followers. Education is just 3% of his feed, but it earns an 18% premium over his overall median. His best post of the year wades into the screens-and-learning debate with the research at hand.
"We keep being told that more screens improve learning. The evidence is far less convincing." 6,267 likes. Read it
#2 · Akshay Saini, 1,709 median likes per education post

Followers | Median likes (education posts) | Education posts (12 mo) | Share of feed | vs overall median | Engagement rate |
632k | 1,709 | 22 | 20% | +15% | 0.27% |
Akshay Saini is a coding teacher and YouTuber from India whose students land at FAANG companies. Education is 20% of his feed and earns a 15% premium over his overall median. His best post of the year reframes computer-science fundamentals as a way of thinking, not just an interview hurdle.
"Most students think DSA is just for coding interviews. But DSA is not just about getting the job, It's about learning how to think." 6,981 likes. Read it
#1 · Bill Gates, 3,047 median likes per education post

Followers | Median likes (education posts) | Education posts (12 mo) | Share of feed | vs overall median | Engagement rate |
40.3M | 3,047 | 11 | 6% | +0% | 0.01% |
Bill Gates, chair of the Gates Foundation, tops this ranking with a median education post of 3,047 likes, 1.8 times the #2 and 117 times the typical education post on LinkedIn. This is his second theme crown: he also tops our Healthcare ranking. Education is just 6% of his feed, and those posts earn exactly his overall median: with 40 million followers, his baseline is already the ceiling. His best post of the year is his annual book recommendation.
"Here are a few of my favorite books from this year. They all pull back the curtain on how something important really works." His most liked education post of the year: 10,730 likes. Read it
Where do these cards come from? Every figure on this page runs on MagicPost's LinkedIn analytics: median engagement per theme, share of feed, theme premiums, trajectories, across 175 education creators and 19,605 education posts. It works on your profile too, including a side-by-side with anyone on this list.
Just missed the cut
Five names land right behind, and they say a lot about how this ranking works. Morad Attik (#21, 296 median likes per education post) and Sofiat Olaosebikan (#22, 295) miss the cut by a handful of likes of median, with Olaosebikan turning a 17,574-follower audience into a 62% education premium. Chiebuka Christopher (#23, 287) and Fouzi FETHI (#24, 262) follow, both with more than half their feed dedicated to education. Dhanush T.S (#25, 251) closes the list on the highest efficiency of the five, one like for every 52 followers. Publish a little more, hit a little harder, and any of them enters the top 20 at the next quarterly refresh.
The efficiency champions (pound for pound)
Raw likes favor big audiences, so here is the other cut: engagement rate on education posts, median likes divided by followers (minimum 20k followers). The list changes completely:
Creator | Followers | Engagement rate | Median likes (education) |
21k | 1.73% | 365 | |
24k | 1.07% | 262 | |
22k | 1.07% | 239 | |
67k | 0.96% | 644 | |
30k | 0.66% | 198 |
The champion is Kriti Khanna: one follower in 58 likes every education post she writes, on the smallest audience of the whole pool. Jonathan Haidt is the only person in both the absolute top 20 and this efficiency top 5, proof that almost none of the big names compete on a per-follower basis.
The volume game (total education engagement)
One more cut: not the typical post, but the total likes generated on education posts over 12 months. This is where the high-frequency voices get their due:
Creator | Total likes on education (12 mo) | Education posts |
46,595 | 22 | |
44,802 | 11 | |
39,619 | 41 | |
36,311 | 17 | |
32,452 | 155 | |
29,392 | 32 | |
28,829 | 122 | |
26,583 | 29 |
Akshay Saini generates the most total engagement with 22 posts; Banda Khalifa needs 155 to land in fifth. This is the cut where the high-volume creators belong: Simon Lamouche and Banda Khalifa both clear 28,000 total likes, one education post at a time.
The conversation champion
The ratio of comments to likes, the cut nobody publishes. The education record belongs to François Giltaire: 98 median comments against 146 median likes on his education posts, two comments for every three likes when the platform norm is closer to one per ten. He posts daily mathematics content to a Belgian audience, and his comment section is the busiest place in our education dataset.
The residents and the tourists
Of the 175 creators who post education consistently, only 31 dedicate more than half their feed to it. This top 20 leans heavily toward the tourists. Only Angela Duckworth clears the half-feed mark (58%), with Rokeebat Hammed (48%) and Jonathan Haidt (46%) just behind, while tourists like Ethan Mollick (2%), Pascal Bornet (3%) and Daniel Bilbao (3%) post about education only rarely and see those posts massively out-earn their usual content.
The data behind that tourist premium is consistent: an audience that did not sign up for education still rewards a clear lesson, while full-time education feeds compete with themselves. Vânia Paula (+486%), Daniel Bilbao (+99%) and Dr. Martha Boeckenfeld (+94%) all earn far more on their occasional education posts than on everything else they write. If you teach on LinkedIn only occasionally, you are playing the easier game.
Two related studies while you are here: who dominates LinkedIn country by country (India, France, the full series), and the broader picture of who wins each topic. And if your plan includes showing up in these creators' comments, an engagement feed makes that a daily five-minute habit.
Study them, then study yourself. With MagicPost you can analyze any education creator the way we just did (median engagement by theme, share of feed, premiums, trajectory) and benchmark your own profile. The data on this page is the product.
Where this data comes from
Everything in this article is MagicPost's own research, not a copied list. MagicPost analyzed 19,605 education-themed LinkedIn posts from the last 12 months, kept the 175 creators with at least 10 education posts and 5,000 followers (deleted posts excluded, company pages excluded), and ranked them by median likes on their education posts. We also computed each creator's share of feed, their education premium versus their own overall median, engagement rates and conversation ratios. Rankings refresh as the data does; figures dated June 2026. No one paid to be on this list, and no one can: it is arithmetic.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the top education creator on LinkedIn in 2026?
By real impact (median likes on education posts over the last 12 months), Bill Gates: 3,047 median likes per education post, 1.8 times the number two (Akshay Saini) and 117 times the typical education post on LinkedIn.
How is this ranking calculated?
Median likes on each creator's education-themed posts over the last 12 months, among the 175 creators MagicPost analyzes with at least 10 education posts and 5,000 followers. Median, not average, so one viral post cannot buy a spot, and only education posts count, so general fame cannot either.
Does posting about education boost engagement on LinkedIn?
For most of this top 20, yes: 15 of the 20 earn more on their education posts than their own overall median, with premiums up to 486% (Vânia Paula). The effect is strongest for "tourists" whose feed is mostly about something else. But the typical education post still earns just 26 likes: the topic rewards clarity, not participation.
Who are the most efficient education creators?
By engagement rate on education posts (median likes / followers, minimum 20k followers): Kriti Khanna (1.73%), ahead of Fouzi FETHI (1.07%), Abdul Mateen (1.07%) and Jonathan Haidt (0.96%).
Are the top education voices full-time education creators?
Mostly not. Only 31 of the 175 eligible creators dedicate more than half their feed to education, and the top 20 is dominated by people for whom teaching is a small slice of a broader feed: authors, CEOs and professors whose occasional education posts out-earn their usual content. The most education-dedicated name in the top 20 is Angela Duckworth, at 58%.
Which countries dominate education content on LinkedIn?
This top 20 is led by the United States, with India, France and the United Kingdom each placing two or three, and Switzerland, Brazil, Israel, Côte d'Ivoire and Tunisia one each. Country-by-country rankings are in our country series.
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