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Singapore · BrightCHAMPS
BrightCHAMPS is a global live-learning edtech platform founded in 2020 by Ravi Bhushan.
Funding reportedLast round: Series B
About BrightCHAMPS
BrightCHAMPS is a global live-learning edtech platform founded in 2020 by Ravi Bhushan.
It focuses on equipping children aged 6 to 16 with essential life skills through interactive, one-on-one virtual classes. Headquartered in Singapore, with significant operations in India, BrightCHAMPS serves over 30 countries, delivering content in more than 12 languages. The company offers live-learning courses in STEM and STEAM subjects, including coding, financial literacy, robotics, communication skills, and artificial intelligence. Its curriculum features interactive modules and simulation-based tools to enhance practical understanding. Classes are conducted by certified tutors, with over 200,000 sessions scheduled monthly. BrightCHAMPS aims to empower children from diverse backgrounds, helping them succeed in a rapidly changing world.
What company datasets say BrightCHAMPS raised
Funding, as reported
Founders and team
From BrightCHAMPS's own website: 1 founder, 1 on the team.
- Palak GuptaPeople Experience Partner
On 4 portfolio pages
Investors who name them
Each firm lists BrightCHAMPS on its own website. That is the firm's claim, a weaker thing than a round we watched, but a named source.
The company, in detail
What they build
Built with from their website
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- Sector
- E-learning
- Industry code
- NAICS 611420, 611699, SIC 8299
- Revenue
- 3M a year, as listed
- Full record
- Every detail in the company directory
E-learning in Singapore
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