Private higher education firms are anticipated to see a 20% income drop in the period between June and September of 2020, as per Quero Educação, a Brazilian startup that gives innovation to the division. The Edtech, proprietor of a commercial center that interfaces students to private school teachers, predicts a more noteworthy number of students who won't figure out how to keep up their monetary responsibilities in training over the period, contrasted with a similar period in 2019. As per Quero, one of the issues looked by schools identifies with students’ solicitations to diminish the education costs for the eye to eye courses, which are currently being shown online because of the pandemic. Edtech analyzed that online courses are way cheaper than their traditional alternatives.

Flávio Rabelo, financial executive director at the startup, said, "A great deal has been said about how to relocate classes to the separation training model, yet the large test is not, at this point identified with where to show classes but how to decrease default rates, prevent dropouts and continue admitting students remotely".

To assist universities with continuing to join students during the pandemic, Quero discharged free utilization of its enrollment system, which permits the possibility to take entrance tests, send records and do the enlistment procedure remotely. In addition to the aforementioned, the startup is offering a protection item that covers 4 months of educational expenses, accessible as an item to universities that can be offered to students.