VIPKID
VIPKid connects teachers in North America with children around the world for real-time English immersion learning online
VIPKID, founded in October, 2013 and headquartered in Beijing, is a children's online education platform. Established by Mi Wenjuan, the company has received financings from investors such as Sequoia China and Tencent. Rivals that have direct and indirect competition with VIPKID globally include New Oriental, TAL, 51Talk.
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