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Jamie Beaton, the Co-Founder and CEO of Crimson Education applied to the world’s top 25 universities, and was accepted by them all. He says this experience was a key factor behind his decision to start Crimson Education – to help students achieve a similar level of success.

In today’s increasingly globalized world, many Australians are considering the option of pursuing university degrees abroad. However, many also question the value-add of an international education, especially considering the high investment required.

October 16, 2019: Global edtech company Crimson Education, has completed an innovation-inspired Series C funding round, spearheaded by a US $10M investment from Hong Kong-based CTF (Chow Tai Fook) Education Group.

Inspired’s Teachers and Students to Gain Access to Crimson’s Global World Leading College Counselling Services and Technology Platform

36 Crimson students admitted to Oxford or Cambridge with some doubling down with admission to US top ranked colleges like Yale and Stanford.

Lessons from Crimson Education, online learning experts. As the global pandemic COVID-19 (Coronavirus) has spread, the fast-growing virus has begun disrupting education, forcing schools to question how to best educate students remotely.

After two years of development, a purpose-built online education program, Crimson Global Academy (CGA), began classes this week with parents and students welcomed to the CGA family.

At Crimson Education, our student’s results are our utmost priority, which is why every year, as our admission numbers grow, we feel the need to celebrate not just their achievements but how lucky we have been to be part of their world leading university admissions journey.