Visang announced on the 8th that its Korean language education platform, master k, has advanced to the finals in the International Digital Educational Resource category at the 2025 BETT Awards, a prestigious global EdTech exhibition held in the United Kingdom.

BETT is the world’s largest EdTech exhibition, held annually in London, attracting over 600 EdTech companies and 30,000 education professionals from 130 countries. The BETT Awards recognize outstanding achievements in the international education market, evaluating EdTech products based on their global reach, export performance, and learning support impact. The final results will be announced at an awards ceremony in London next January, where the winner will be selected from among eight finalists in this category.

master k has been selected as a finalist in the International Digital Educational Resource category. The platform offers a range of educational solutions, including video conferencing, a Learning Management System (LMS), and AI Speak 2.0. It enables flexible learning beyond spatial and temporal constraints. Currently, master k supports Korean language education in 12 countries through partnerships with more than 20 institutions worldwide.

In addition to its technological capabilities and business model excellence, master k was highly evaluated for its adoption of diverse learning models, including online, offline, and hybrid formats. It was also particularly recognized for its implementation of Flipped Learning.

Rho Joong-il, CEO of Visang Global Company, stated, "master k has already received multiple EdTech awards in South Korea, and now, it has gained international recognition in the global market. We will continue expanding our educational platforms, including AllviA Connect Learning (ACL), and advancing AI-powered learning solutions to establish ourselves as a leading EdTech platform provider."

Previously, master k won the Gold Prize at the “2024 AES KOREA AWARDS” and received the “2024 Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy Award” for Contribution to the Integrated Advancement of Knowledge Service Industry for its role in expanding Korean language education.

Source: Maeil https://www.m-i.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=1176771