Find education influencers by follower count, strongest social platform, country and publishing language. Compare visible profiles by combined reach, then open a profile for verified handles, platform-by-platform numbers and CFB Rating.
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The first 4 creators are listed above with their names, follower counts and profile links. A one-time payment of $19 opens the rest of this list and a CSV of the same filters. A plan opens every list.
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Search the complete education directory by country, language, platform and reach, with exact counts and verified profile links.
Creator size changes the type of partnership a brand can plan. Compare micro, mid-tier, macro and mega education creators using combined reach, then check where that audience sits across each tracked platform. The links below open focused lists for common follower-count searches.
Education creators commonly reach students, parents, teachers, professionals and curious learners looking for useful explanations and practical skills. Relevant content formats include tutorials, explainers, exam guidance, study tips, demonstrations, interviews and long-form lessons. This category is most useful for education, technology, publishing, productivity, finance, career and learning-platform brands.
Compare subject expertise, audience level, teaching format, publishing language, country and strongest platform. A larger total reach can support broad awareness, while a smaller, tightly matched creator may be useful when the campaign depends on a specific language, market or subject. Follower count is a starting point, not a guarantee of campaign results.
Open each creator profile to compare total reach with the platform split. CreatorFanBase provides public profile information and external social links; CFB does not collect partnership payments on a creator’s behalf.
Country filters help narrow the list when a campaign needs local relevance, market knowledge or a creator based in a particular region. The visible profiles include creators from USA, Brazil, India, Indonesia, United Kingdom, with more profiles available in the full database.
Language matters when the creator needs to explain a product, deliver a scripted message or speak to a defined audience. Languages represented here include English, Spanish, Portuguese, Hindi, Arabic.
National Geographic leads the visible education ranking with about 304.6M followers across tracked platforms.
The list is ordered by combined follower and subscriber counts across each creator’s tracked social profiles. It measures audience size, while the CFB Rating provides a separate profile comparison.
This category currently includes creator profiles from TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, X. Each profile shows the available platform breakdown.
There is no single best size. Micro creators range from 10K to 100K followers, mid-tier creators from 100K to 500K, macro creators from 500K to 1M, mega creators from 1M to 10M and elite creators exceed 10M. Choose by campaign fit, market, platform and language as well as reach.
Start with the follower-size lists, then use Explore creators to combine category, country, language, platform and influence-level filters. Open a profile to check its current reach and social links.
Use the audience-size lists above or visit Explore creators to filter by follower level, country, category, language and platform.
The most represented markets here are USA, Brazil, India, Indonesia, United Kingdom. Country lists narrow this niche down to a single market.
Content in this niche is published mainly in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Hindi, Arabic, which is the quickest way to match a campaign script to the audience.
National Geographic leads the Education catalogue by combined reach, at 304,602,513. It is a brand. Instagram (natgeo) is 268,402,513 followers, checked 12 Oct 2026. TikTok is 9,700,000 (13 Oct 2026) and YouTube is 26,500,000 followers (13 Oct 2026). YouTube is stored as followers. Those three rows sum to 304,602,513. No birthday is stored. The net-worth section does not store a single figure. It says valuation sits with the corporate parent.
Narendra Modi is the largest person filed under Education, at 138,299,358. Instagram (narendramodi) is 106,799,358 followers, checked 12 Oct 2026, and YouTube is 31,500,000 followers (13 Oct 2026). The biography says he was born and raised in Gujarat and does not give a date. No birthday is stored. The net-worth section says no reliable public estimate exists for his personal net worth.
Aaj Tak is the YouTube-only reading of this category. YouTube (aajtak) is the only stored network, 75,700,000 subscribers, checked 12 Oct 2026, so the combined total and the subscriber count are the same number. That subscriber row is smaller than National Geographic's Instagram row alone. Aaj Tak is first on the education YouTube ranking. National Geographic is first on the education ranking and on this Education category.
| Profile | Largest stored row | Combined |
|---|---|---|
| National Geographic | Instagram 268,402,513 (12 Oct 2026) | 304,602,513 |
| Narendra Modi | Instagram 106,799,358 (12 Oct 2026) | 138,299,358 |
| Aaj Tak | YouTube 75,700,000 subscribers (12 Oct 2026) | 75,700,000 |
Mark Rober's YouTube row is 84,700,000 subscribers (26 Oct 2026), which is larger than Aaj Tak's subscriber row. His combined reach is 91,782,670, with Instagram at 3,082,670 (21 Sep 2026) and TikTok at 4,000,000 (21 Sep 2026). The biography names him Mark B. Rober and stores 11 Mar 1980. No single net-worth figure is stored. He is fourth by combined reach on the education ranking.
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Straight answers to the questions people search for.
This page lists creators filed under Education, with the largest stored audiences first. Open the top profiles for the current follower count and the date. The category is a label, so watch a recent post before you brief someone. Other niches are linked from the creator lists.
Start here, then add the country and follower size you can actually use. A ready-made list is linked when that combination has enough creators to be its own page. For a custom mix, keep the niche selected in search so you don't drop Education by accident.
Education creators set their own fees. At about 100,000 followers, a sponsored Instagram post is estimated at $800 – $2K. That is an estimate from the public follower count, not a quote. A bigger audience usually means a higher fee. Ask the creator, and see the method on the methodology page.
It varies. This page runs from the directory minimum up to the biggest education accounts we list. Micro means 10,000 to 100,000 followers here. The directory lists creators from 10,000 followers. Size lists for this niche, when they exist, are linked from the creator lists.
Open a creator profile and send a collaboration brief through its form, or use the official links for direct contact. Our team reaches out, negotiates rates and confirms deliverables on your behalf. Discovery plans start at $29 a month on pricing.
The first profile on this page has the largest combined follower count in Education right now. It can change at the next refresh, so open the profile and note the date. Leaderboards for a country or a platform are on the rankings.
On this site it is a creator whose profile is filed under Education. That covers a range of styles, so the label is a starting point rather than a promise that every post matches your product. Read the work, then compare similar niches from the creator lists.
The best platform is the one your customer already uses. Beauty and food often lean on Instagram, while explainers often lean on YouTube, but check the profile split before you decide. You can filter this niche by platform in search.
Save profiles whose recent posts show the product in use, not only a large follower count. Education is a filing label, so the work matters more than the badge. Growth and Agency include unlimited shortlists, and Starter includes three. Plan details are on the pricing page.
Follower counts for this category are updated regularly from stored public readings. A missing new reading keeps the previous date. Quote the profile and the date together. How those readings are taken is on the methodology page.
Yes. Keep Education selected and add the language the script needs, plus a country if the buyers live there. One language tag can cover more than one style of post, so watch a recent video. Set the filters in search.
Verified means the handles were matched to the public accounts. It is not a promise that a Education creator will sell your product, and it is not a fee. Use those links when you write. Flag a mismatch on the contact page.
Open both profiles and compare country, language, platform split and the date on the count. The category label is shared, so the recent posts decide the fit. Build the pair in search with Education still selected.
Yes. A creator profile opens in full when you know the name. Rankings, category pages, city lists and other creator lists show the first 4 creators. The rest of that list opens with a one-time $19 unlock or a plan. Search shows the first 5 results, and names after that stay hidden until you unlock them. See pricing.
Yes. Starter is $29/mo, or $23/mo billed annually. Growth is $79/mo, or $63/mo billed annually. Pro is $199/mo, or $159/mo billed annually. Those prices are for directory access while you look through Education. They are not a creator's fee. See pricing.
Say who you are, what you want posted, when you need it, and ask for their fee. One clear deliverable is enough. Mention the product and the platform. Or send a brief from the profile and the CreatorFanBase team will reach out and negotiate for you. Plan details are on the pricing page.
Buy the platform your customer already uses, then confirm the creator still posts there. A Education profile can lead on YouTube and barely post on Instagram. Read the split on the profile. Platform hubs start from the creator lists.
The directory lists creators from 10,000 followers, including in Education. Micro is 10,000 to 100,000. Accounts below that line are not listed. Pick a band you can brief and pay. Those size lists are on the creator lists.
Yes. Connect CreatorFanBase and ask for Education plus a country and a follower size. The assistant reads this directory and should not invent a fee. Check one name on the site afterwards. Setup is on the connect page.
Say the category, country, language and follower size in one step, and don't clear Education to get a longer list. A longer list without the niche is a different campaign. Ready-made combinations live on the creator lists when enough creators match.
National Geographic, at 304,602,513. Instagram is 268,402,513 followers (12 Oct 2026), TikTok is 9,700,000 (13 Oct 2026) and YouTube is 26,500,000 followers (13 Oct 2026). It is a brand, and no single net-worth figure is stored. The order is on the Education category.
YouTube is the only stored network. The row is 75,700,000 subscribers, handle aajtak, checked 12 Oct 2026. That number is the combined total. It is smaller than National Geographic's Instagram row of 268,402,513. Aaj Tak is first on the education YouTube ranking.
No birthday is stored. The biography says he was born and raised in Gujarat and does not give a date. Instagram is 106,799,358 (12 Oct 2026) and YouTube is 31,500,000 followers (13 Oct 2026). The lines are on the Narendra Modi profile.
No single figure is stored. The section says valuation sits with the corporate parent. The three stored audience rows sum to 304,602,513, and Instagram is the largest share at 268,402,513 (12 Oct 2026). The lines are on the National Geographic profile.
