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Platzi is an online learning platform focused on professional and personal development. It uses a subscription model that gives users access to a wide range of courses and exclusive content, with monthly or annual plans and flexible installments. A key feature is personalized study plans powered by artificial intelligence, helping users tailor their learning to their goals. The platform also emphasizes community and networking, offering exclusive events (like Platzi Conf), downloadable content on mobile, and physical certificates for professional profiles. In short, Platzi provides accessible, goal-oriented education and resources for individuals looking to improve skills, particularly in technology, while maintaining price stability for active subscribers. Its differentiators include AI-driven personalized learning paths, a mix of events and certificates, and a strong subscriber-based model that incentivizes ongoing engagement.
Industries
Consumer Software
AI & Machine Learning
Education
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$80.7M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2012
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Colombian edtech Platzi partnered with DeVry University to offer U.S. degrees at discounted rates.
The tech industry in Latin America is gaining international notice, particularly through Y Combinator's startup accelerator. This article offers a glimpse into the Latin American startups that have excelled within YC's program. From finance to education technology, these firms are actively influencing the region's economic trajectory and expanding their reach worldwide. We'll share the narratives of these companies, shedding light on their drives, innovations, and the persistent efforts that distinguish them in the tech sector.1. Rappi (Colombia)Founded in 2015 by three Colombian entrepreneurs, Rappi has become a significant player in the on-demand economy. The startup operates as a food delivery service and has expanded to become a super-app offering various services
Platzi launches a call for early-stage startups in Latin america.
Platzi, the Colombian edtech company, has made a groundbreaking move by putting its satellite, the PlatziSat-1 in orbit. The company aims to involve more people in the aerospace industry in Latin America.The 15-inch satellite will orbit Earth for two years, serving as the cornerstone for Platzi’s Space Program. The program consists of 11 courses covering various aspects of satellite construction, ground stations, data reception from PlatziSat-1, and communication with other open satellites.“We believe it is important for Latin America to participate in the [aerospace] industry. Currently, there are a few cases of Latinos working in it, such as the first Mexican woman astronaut who went to space with Blue Origin, as well as a Latino who worked at NASA on the robot project sent to Mars two years ago,” said Platzi’s Head of Growth, Juan Pablo Rojas.Platzi sees the satellite launch as a strategic long-term investment in nurturing a new generation of Latin American professionals dedicated to the aerospace industry.Read more at El Economista
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Industries
Consumer Software
AI & Machine Learning
Education
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$80.7M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2012
Find jobs on Simplify and start your career today