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Kaumeya Language Schools
http://kaumeyalanguageschool.com/Last activity: 15.04.2021
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Established in 1959, Kaumeya Language School (KLS) is a private K-12 school catering to 2,400 students. KLS offers Egyptian, British (IGCSE), and American diploma curricula across four campuses. KLS is one of the leading schools in Alexandria due toits focus on education, long heritage, association with a prominent family, and high quality outcomes with the vast majority of graduates ending up in upper tier colleges.
Location: Egypt, Alexandria Governorate, Alexandria
Employees: 201-500
Founded date: 1959
Investors 1
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Mentions in press and media 4
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| 15.04.2021 | Berlin-based online language school raises €57M to accelerate company’s “already robust growth” | Berlin-based Lingoda, a startup that offers online language classes, has announced that it has raised $68M (approx €57M) in a fresh round of funding. The round was led by global growth investor Summit Partners. In addition, existing investo... |
| 26.02.2019 | NBK Capital Partners–backed Kaumeya Language School acquires leading private school in Alexandria | NBK Capital Partners – an alternative investments firm that provides flexible growth capital to mid-sized companies in the Middle East, North Africa and Turkey – has advised on the acquisition of 100% of King Integrated American School (KIA... |
| 29.11.2016 | Term Sheet — Tuesday, November 29 | Today in Fallen Unicorns Two shareholders have filed a class action lawsuit against Theranos, accusing the company of fraud and negligence. I believe it’s not terribly common to see private companies involved in class action shareholder law... |
| 28.11.2016 | NBK Capital Partners, EBRD enable the growth of Kaumeya Language Schools | NBK Capital Partners has partnered with the founders of Kaumeya Language Schools (KLS or the Company) to support the school in the next phase of its growth. The Company will also be supported by financing from the European Bank for Reconstr... |