The mobile tutoring platform developer, a graduate of Singapore Press Holdings' SPH Plug & Play Accelerator, plans to now expand geographically.

Snapask, a China-based online learning platform backed by media company Singapore Press Holdings, confirmed yesterday that it has closed a $35m funding round.

Private equity fund Asia Partners participated in the round which, according to an earlier TechCrunch report, was co-led by venture capital firm InterVest.

Founded in 2015, Snapask has developed a mobile app that matches students mostly aged between 10 and 18 years old with tutors for one-to-one classes that can be conducted through video chat.

The platform…

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Robert Lavine

Robert Lavine is special features editor for Global Venturing.