The seed round was co-led by BrightEye and Outward to support team expansion and product innovation.
"Following the 2008 financial crisis, a huge part of our economic recovery was down to individuals taking a risk, being entrepreneurial and starting new ventures."
The financing was led by Brighteye Ventures with participation from Playfair and RLC.
"In founding Skiller Whale, I wanted to offer CTOs a real alternative to hiring for skill gaps. This means the kind of learning that has a ~100% completion rate, gives people immediately usable skills, and guarantees that nobody wastes a single hour learning something they already know."
Paladin Capital Group led the Series A round with participation from Osage University Partners, Brighteye Ventures, and Marathon Venture Capital.
"We are delighted with our growth and community support but we are most proud of having created a platform that turns ethical hacking into a true passion. Everything we do is geared around creating a safer Internet by empowering corporate teams and individuals to create resilient systems. Hack The Box is proud to train the world’s best"
The London-based education platform has raised Series A backing from Brighteye Ventures to expand its footprint.
"UK schools are under an immense amount of financial pressure right now, that's why we're committed to cutting down supply cover costs significantly so they can spend more on what matters – the children- not on agency fees,"