Dear Professor

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South African platform connecting graduate students with academic experts and peers for study support.

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About Dear Professor

Dear Professor is an academic support platform for students, offering peer-to-peer and expert help. It targets people returning to study, mostly graduate and postgraduate students, who struggle with difficult concepts because they and their lecturers have limited time. The platform is onboarding academic professionals to provide that support.

The company is based in Johannesburg and was founded in 2016. Its website lists a Technishen contact address and shows features and screenshots of the product. It serves students at universities and colleges in South Africa.

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Frequently asked about Dear Professor

Where is Dear Professor based and when was it founded?
Dear Professor is headquartered in Johannesburg, South Africa and was founded in 2016.
What sector is Dear Professor in?
Dear Professor operates in EdTech.