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How to Build an Education Platform That Supports People Through Different Stages of Life

Over the past few years, the online education market has gone from niche courses to large-scale ecosystems capable of supporting people through different stages of life. One of the entrepreneurs who doesn't simply watch these changes but shapes them is Timur Ibragimov, founder and CEO of the education platform Sotka.

Starting with exam preparation for school students, Ibragimov has built one of the largest education platforms on the market: today, more than 70,000 customers choose the company's products each year, and its annual revenue exceeds $25 million.

In this interview, Timur Ibragimov explains why the future of education extends far beyond individual courses, how the role of edtech companies is changing, and why in ten years the main product will not be education itself but long-term support for a person at every stage of their development.

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