Ed-tech startup bags $1m funding

It has secured pilot partners in Brazil, India, Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, and the US.

Singapore-based ed-tech startup Doyobi has announced a $1m funding round led by 500 Startups and Xoogler Angels, a press release confirmed.

Doyobi was launched in early 2020 as a spin-off from Saturday Kids—Singapore’s first coding school. The company claims to enable educators to teach science and coding in a fun and interactive way through videos, quizzes and projects.

Since launch, Doyobi has secured pilot partners in Brazil, India, Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, and the US.

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