The platform is looking to address a market opportunity of $ 11 billion in India and take advantage of global markets in the future. | Photo credit: Elenab
Centa, a startup Edtech linked to the accreditation of teachers, has raised ₹ 20 million rupees in a financing round directed by the Risk capital firm based in Mumbai, Colosa Ventures.
The round also saw the participation of the assets of discovery of existing investors and investors Ángeles.
The company plans to use funds to climb its operations, expand its market scope and strengthen its technological infrastructure.
Ramya Venkataraman, founder and executive director, said: “This increase has not only given us the necessary fuel for growth, but has also incorporated an investor as a colossus that combines a strong sense of business growth with a great understanding of the practical aspects of building a company.”
Full battery platform
Founded in 2014, CENTA is a full battery platform for teachers, focused on teachers certification, teachers’ improvement and teachers’s offering employers for full -time requirements and part -time requirements. It currently has a network or 1.7 million teachers of more than 100,000 schools.
The platform is looking to address a market opportunity of $ 11 billion in India and take advantage of global markets in the future.
Vandana Rajadhyaksha, co -founder of Colossa Ventures, commented: “We are delighted to support Ramya Venkataraman, an exceptional founder, extremely compromised and driven by the purpose, which understands educational education and a minimum with minimum 44 million.
The platform is also known on initiatives such as the Olympiad of International Teaching Professionals.
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Posted on April 15, 2025