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Uniquedu, a leading comprehensive educational solution provider, announced that it has secured $20 million of Series A financing from Fosun Group’s venture capital arm Fosun Venture Capital Investment and an unnamed investment institution.
Started as an offline education service, Uniquedu launched last August Kaikeba (classes begin in Chinese), a MOOC platform focused on training of IT talents, where Uniquedu put their homegrown curriculum online for anyone to learn using video and web-based testing.
In addition to individual learners, Kaikeba also offers its services to universities, adopting a B2B2C model to be more specifically.
Headquartered in Beijing, Uniquedu also launched international branches in California’s Silicon Valley, Miami and Tokyo.
Language-learning service TutorGroup just secured $100 million Series B financing led by e-commerce giant Alibaba.
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