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London, United KingdomFounded 1962

VTCT was acquired by Vocational Training Charitable Trust.

VTCT is a specialist awarding organisation offering vocational and technical qualifications in a range of service sectors

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Annual revenue
$4.1M
Aug 2020
Owner
Vocational Training Charitable Trust
Date not on record
Total raised
$3.3M
3 rounds
Employees
51
Aug 2020

VTCT revenue

VTCT's annual revenue was $4.1M in August 2020, its last figure before Vocational Training Charitable Trust bought it (source not recorded).

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Who owns VTCT

Vocational Training Charitable Trust owns VTCT. The date and price of the deal are not on record.

VTCT funding rounds & investors

VTCT has raised $3.3M across three rounds since 2014. The latest was a $137K Convertible Note in December 2015.

DateRoundRaised
Dec 2015Convertible Note$137K
Jun 2015Series B$3M
May 2014Series B$137K
Total raised$3.3M

VTCT CEO, founders & employees

Dan Sandhu founded VTCT in 1962 and led it as CEO. VTCT had 51 employees (August 2020).

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VTCT FAQ

What was VTCT's revenue?

Before Vocational Training Charitable Trust bought it, VTCT's annual revenue was $4.1M in August 2020 (source not recorded).

Who owns VTCT?

Vocational Training Charitable Trust owns VTCT.

How much funding has VTCT raised?

VTCT raised $3.3M across three funding rounds before Vocational Training Charitable Trust bought it. The last was a $137K Convertible Note in December 2015.

How many employees does VTCT have?

VTCT had 51 employees in August 2020.

Who founded VTCT?

Dan Sandhu founded VTCT in 1962.

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How this page is sourced

Founder figures link to the second they were said; public figures name their source; estimates are marked EST and say whose they are. Not financial advice.

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