Kokoroe, a pioneering edtech company dedicated to "learning with heart," has successfully raised €8 million in its latest funding round, paving the way for an innovative future in skills training. Founded by the dynamic trio of twin sisters Raphaëlle and Elise Covilette, along with their childhood friend Béatrice Gherara, Kokoroe aims to empower individuals by equipping them with the essential skills of tomorrow, which include creativity, artificial intelligence, and leadership. This funding round was bolstered by the support of influential business angels, including industry giants such as Xavier Niel from Free, Daniel Marhely from Deezer, and Julien Codorniou from Facebook. Kokoroe's playful and engaging approach has not only garnered attention from major corporations in the CAC 40 but has also attracted partnerships with organizations like Pôle Emploi, aimed at upskilling 3.4 million job seekers. As winners of the #TechForGood Awards and recognized in the #FrenchWomen40 list by the Minister of the Economy, Kokoroe is committed to making learning accessible and impactful for everyone. With this substantial investment, the company is poised to expand its curriculum offerings and enhance its digital learning tools, ensuring that individuals are well-prepared for the rapidly changing job market. The future of learning has never looked brighter, and Kokoroe is at the forefront of shaping it for the betterment of society.







