Flex Class aims to raise US $5 million at a US $325 million valuation and plans to list on the OTC Markets.

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES, July 20, 2016 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Flex Class, the leading online education company focusing on the skill development programs in the emerging markets of India and Africa will soon file for the US $5 million Regulation A+ offering. The company plans to list on the OTC Markets under the stock symbol “FLEXC” once the offering is completed.

Flex Class will soon test the waters to gauge interest of the investors prior to its filing with the SEC. Flex Class is targeting a valuation of US $325 million.

Flex Class provides skill development courses at a flat fee of US $30 which makes it an interesting proposition for the students. The company is also proposing to work directly with the government of the emerging countries to bring maximum students onboard.

Flex Class will also launch “No Pay Flex MBA” next month at a flat fee of US $99 in India and Africa and is targeting 1 million students. The fee will be refunded to the student at the end of the 11 months diploma program.

Flex Class works on a unique business model where it refunds the fee in full to the students once they complete their chosen program. Flex Class is supported by several corporate sponsors who act as a employer on the platform.

The sponsors or the employer's saves lot of money which they usually spend while hiring employees. The fee of US $30 per student is easy on the employer's pocket and also reimburses the student for its education.

Flex Class competes with Udacity, Udemy and other leading online education companies and is targeting to bring 5 million students to its platform in the next 18 months.

The USP of its Flex Class is its unique online education business model and higher operating margins of 57%.

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