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Hello there ,

Sometime last year, I had the opportunity to work on an episode of Tech in Asia Explains, which was centered around edtech. It was a fascinating experience to dive into the world of edtech, exploring how technology can completely revolutionize the way we teach and learn. Edtech is certainly here to stay, and I’m keen on seeing how the industry will develop and transform in the years ahead.

However, for firms in the space to keep innovating, they need funding. Today, we’re taking a look at the investors that have backed education startups in Southeast Asia.

-- Stefanie
 
 

THE BIG STORY

Series SEA: Who’s investing in the region’s education startups?
We've compiled a list of investors that are pouring money into Southeast Asia’s education startups.
 
 

TECH IN ASIA SCHOOL


Application for The Aspiring Founders Program closes next week!

Shortlisted candidates will learn from successful veteran tech founders in SEA, get to be in a community of like-minded founders, and have access to 1-1 dedicated mentors to share and validate ideas with.

To be part of this program, ​apply now!



 

CALLING SOUTHEAST ASIA’S FEMALE FOUNDERS


What’s it like being a female founder in Southeast Asia? What are the challenges you face in running and growing your business? What do you think needs to be done to step up entrepreneurship among women in the region?

That’s what Tech in Asia hopes to find out. As part of our upcoming International Women’s Day campaign, we’re conducting a survey to shed light on your experiences, creating a snapshot of the ups and downs of your entrepreneurial journey and painting a picture of what it’s like being a female founder in the region.

If you fit the bill, we’d love to hear from you. Please share your insights with us here.



 

TRENDING NEWS

🇮🇩 Used-car platform wheels in $42m in round co-led by Sequoia
Moladin will focus on scaling up its core businesses in Indonesia before expanding to other geographies and secondary opportunities.
How you like that: Behind Tokopedia’s K-wave marketing campaigns
Through the use of “shoppertainment” and other campaigns, Tokopedia is leveraging the popularity of Korean culture.
Animoca Brands’ valuation hits $5b with new funding
The company raised US$359 million in its latest round and plans to use the capital for strategic acquisitions and investments.
Tiger Global, Sequoia lead $80m funding for 🇮🇩 SME-focused firm
Alphabet’s investment arm CapitalG and former Lazada CEO Max Bittner also joined the latest round of Lummo, which was previously known as BukuKas.
Ex-McKinsey execs’ BNPL firm raises $11m in series B round
Philippine-based BillEase helps users make payment for things like e-wallet top-ups to big-ticket purchases.
JD, Shopify 🤝 to simplify cross-border ecommerce between US, China
JD will set up a channel for Shopify brands to list products on JD Worldwide, the former’s cross-border ecommerce marketplace.


EVENTS HAPPENING


You can also check out a curated list of trending tech events over here.
  • *Event* AMA about Circles Life’s $5m ESOP buyback program on January 25th
    Circles.Life’s unique approach to ESOPs (employee stock ownership plans) has ignited conversations on how these programs are structured in Southeast Asia and how founders should design and implement their own.
    Ask and learn from Rameez Ansar, co-founder of Circles.Life, about their ESOP buyback program, what you should consider when structuring yours, and any of your other burning questions.
    Registration is free.
  • *Event* [Workshop] What NFTs mean to startups in Southeast Asia on February 10th
    Curious about NFTs and want to expand your insights about this phenomenon? On February 10, catch our workshop with David Shin, head of global adoption at the Klaytn Foundation, to learn more about the digital asset!
    Get a single ticket to attend this workshop or subscribe to Tech in Asia Core at just US$0.55/day for unlimited access to all our workshops, signature conferences, and premium content.
  • AWS SaaS Forum on February 17th
    Join the AWS SaaS Forum on February 17 to uncover opportunities and insights on SaaS trends, outlook for 2022 and how to build your business playbook. Attendance is complimentary.



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