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New Delhi: Launched in 2016, ClassMonitor, a home learning edtech startup boasting presence in 1000+ cities in India and across 12 countries, expands to US and Middle East and aims to further build presence in 15 countries by 2022.
ClassMonitor is creating a revolution in Home Learning education for early childhood with its hybrid learning approach targeted to upskill the children with a blend of traditional and modern teaching methodology. ClassMonitor’s hybrid learning tools take children to a learning space that combine real life learning experiences with curated activities. The company is catering to over 1 lakh kids right now and plans to cater to up to 5 lakh kids by 2022. ClassMonitor envisions bringing a revolutionary early childhood education experience and child-parent engagement across the world. The company has focused on creating quality products while promoting openness and creativity by closely watching the customer feedback and evolving consistently.
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UAE s Calega, Oman-based investors invest in India-based ClassMonitor
UAE-based Calega family office investor group, Oman-based group of investors (Sarvann), along with PATH India, have led a pre-Series A funding round in India-based edtech ClassMonitor.
Founded in 2016, ClassMonitor began as a messaging platform for parents and teachers. In 2018, the startup pivoted to a hybrid early learning tool that marries offline learning with digital cues and rewards. The platform officially launched in October 2018.
The company plans to use the fresh funds to expand its global footprint, and improve its technology and product.
Indore-based homeschooling-focused edtech startup ClassMonitor has raised Rs 3.5 crore in pre-Series A funding led by PATH India and Gulf investors, including UAE-based Calega family office investor group, and Sarvann, a group of Oman-based investors.
Vijeet Pandey, Co-Founder and CEO, said: “A remarkable component of our societal adjustment during the last one year has been the ability to keep children engaged in educational experiences while away from the classroom. At ClassMonitor,
we are combining valuable lessons with interesting tasks that encourage interaction between the kids and parents. The DIY experience teaches them problem-solving skills and also helps in developing an analytical thinking perspective.”
As part of its angel round, ClassMonitor was backed by Piyush Jain, CFO, and Al Hajri group, a notable angel investor that has invested in over 25 startups across the globe.
Founded in 2016 by childhood friends, ClassMonitor was first started as a messaging platform for parents and teachers.