During a heavy promotion period, users can get 23 classes for free if they successfully refer a new customer, which would bring down the unit price of each class to around RMB 140. Meanwhile, for each ...

Martha Karmali, a teacher in Georgia, says she starts her days at 4 am in the morning prepping for classes. Before each lesson, she makes sure her computer is running smoothly, looks over the lesson ...

In the early-morning light, Lisa Newhouse teaches a VIPKid class to students in China from a virtual classroom in her home in Freeport, Minn. VIPKid is a tutoring platform that connects U.S. and ...

VIPKid has already developed a curriculum, so teachers just need to review each lesson plan before class begins. Even better, teachers can set their own hours and work from anywhere with a good ...

As interest and investment continue to pour into the online education market, startups building platforms with a lot of traction are reaping the rewards.

DAMI WANGXIAO, a division of Beijing-based VIPKid that offers live-streamed online classes for primary and middle-grades, has raised $80 million in a Series A round led by Tencent Holdings, Sequoia ...

VIPKID didn’t specify financial results during the event. An expectation of VIPKID’s 2017 revenue of RMB 3 billion – RMB 5 billion went around the education market, but no final confirmation is made ...

Ranked number 9 out of 100 in the United States, VIPKid has risen 58 positions on the list since 2019. VIPKid was also ranked 3 out of 25 on Glassdoor’s Best Places to Work in Canada list.

VIPKid announced today the launch of four new product lines that will complement the existing VIPKid and Lingo Bus brands to provide a comprehensive suite of content for all ages up to 18 years old.

VIPKID classes cost around $30 per hour. The company initially had a soft launch in late August and was just accepted into the recent batch of Y Combinator companies.

In 2017, VIPKid’s 25-minute-long classes brought in $760 million in revenue—up from $300 million the previous year. Below, Mi shares her vision for the future of education.

Tencent Holdings is set to invest $150 million in VIPKid amid concerns over the online education company’s business model.