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Comment on Chinese Online Education Entrepreneurs Flock to K-12 Market by Chinese Celeb Investors Betting on Tech Startups - TechNode
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Since last year, a flock of online services for K-12 education have appeared on China’s Web.
Investors have invested tons of money into China’s online/mobile education services.
Now they seem to have been convinced by the big number of the newly emerged that online K-12 is the unexplored and the next big market for private education.
She said it wasn’t that she gave it up as the tutors on 91Waijiao could teach K-12 students on the other two sites later.
Ms. Gong’s online education business is funded by Xu Xiaoping, co-founder of New Oriental Tech & Education Group (one of the most successful private education companies specializing in English training in China) and seed fund ZhenFund, and NetEase, an early mover in online education and Coursera’s partner in China.
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