Evaluated in TIME and Statista's '2026 World's Best EdTech Companies' Rankings
[Financial News] Visang Education's artificial intelligence (AI)-based education platform 'AllviA' has been selected
as the world's 21st and Korea's 2nd best edtech company in the "2026 World's Best EdTech Companies" evaluation,
jointly conducted by the American news magazine TIME and global research firm Statista.
According to Visang Education on the 28th, the evaluation comprehensively assessed edtech companies worldwide
based on data-driven metrics such as financial performance and industry impact, selecting the top 500 companies globally.
Following recognition for corporate brand performance last year,
Visang Education has this year had its AI education platform recognized on its own as a single brand with globally competitive standing,
based on objective data.
'AllviA' is an integrated edtech platform that combines class management, learning content, and AI technology into one system.
Its key feature is providing consistent support across the entire educational process
—from class management to student assessment and AI-personalized learning support—
in online, offline, and hybrid class environments alike.
Building on this platform competitiveness, Visang Education has been expanding its presence in overseas education markets on multiple fronts.
After supplying AllviA to Uzbekistan's National Pedagogical University last year,
the company signed a supply contract this year with the University of Oriental Studies as well.
The platform is set to be fully implemented in the local curriculum starting this September,
further expanding the company's foothold for AI education platforms in the overseas higher education market.
A Visang Education official stated, "This selection is an achievement that objectively validates AllviA's global business performance and technological capabilities,"
adding, "We will continue to leverage AI technology and our platform to help narrow the global education gap,
and expand cooperation with overseas educational institutions so that K-edtech can establish itself as a global market standard."
Source - Financial News
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