That makes $669M raised since GoStudent was founded in Vienna in 2016, giving it a notional $3.5BN / €3BN valuation.In a statement, Felix Ohswald, Co-Founder and CEO of GoStudent said: “Education has seen a whirlwind of change, from remote classrooms to increased academic ambitions, and we believe there is a big opportunity to transform how students learn all over the world by expanding access to quality education.”The new funding will be used for international expansion, product expansion through M&A, and increased market share in existing geographies, said the company.Fahd Beg, COO, Prosus EdTech, said: “GoStudent has built a highly scalable business offering a superb customer experience. The company is creating a leading global platform for K12 education and the speed at which they are growing is impressive. The company said it plans to enter a “minimum” of six markets this year, including new regions such as the US, Asia-Pacific, and the MENA region; grow and diversify its range of services through M&A (it acquired the all-in-one school communication app Fox Education in September 2021), and invest in existing regions where tutoring services are “highly fragmented and traditionally offline”. After an earlier period of experimentation with business models, GoStudent started to focus more squarely on one-to-one tutoring.