United Kingdom · Education management startup

General Assembly UK & Europe

General Assembly UK & Europe is a prominent educational institution focused on providing accelerated learning programs in high-demand digital skills.

Funding reportedLast round: Series D

Education managementLondon, United Kingdom

About General Assembly UK & Europe

General Assembly UK & Europe is a prominent educational institution focused on providing accelerated learning programs in high-demand digital skills.

Founded in 2011, it has grown from a co-working space into a leading provider of technical skills training for individuals and corporations. With its headquarters in London, General Assembly operates globally, offering a range of courses designed to bridge the tech skills gap. The company provides various educational products, including intensive bootcamps in fields like software engineering, data science, UX design, cybersecurity, and product management. They also offer part-time courses, corporate training, and workshops, catering to both individual learners and businesses. General Assembly's curriculum is taught by industry practitioners, ensuring that students acquire relevant skills for the modern job market. The organization is committed to helping individuals advance their careers and assisting companies in upskilling their workforce.

What company datasets say General Assembly UK & Europe raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all70Min the source's currency
Last roundSeries D
Last round size70M
Last round dateSept 2015

The company, in detail

What they build

Known for

consumerseducationinformation technology & servicesfuture of workpublicationsb2cpromotionscultural eventsservicese-commerceinternetconsumer internetskill assessmentb2blarge scale art projects

Sector
Education management
Industry code
NAICS 611430, 611420
Region
England
Part of
The Adecco Group

Education management in United Kingdom

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