#Korean Language courses with certification

[neomujinjja]

Kun on 'The Return of Superman'

Pairing: Dad! Kun x reader

Genre: fluff, headcanons

Warnings: talking about kids on camera (not really really but you know), thinking about kun with kids, me dying of cuteness, dad kun

Note: these aren't actually dad! kun headcanons; but if y'all would want that then i'd be more than happy to do one

i'm not really sure how kun ends up on the show

cause i'm pretty sure he will find a way to spend time with your kids without the tv show

though of course he and the kids enjoy it since it means guaranteed time together

to me, it's very likely than kun has some child care certification

(yall definitely took child care classes; i have no doubts about that)

anyways kun is a parent to envy

he's cooking mini chef course meals for your kids

gosh the thought of kun cooking with a mini assistant (´⌣`ʃƪ)

prepares lots of life & moral learning activities

alongside fun games to get their energy out

he handles the kids' big emotions calmly

getting down to their level and talking to them throughly

i could see kun being both a boy and girl dad

(though i might be leaning heavily towards him being a girl dad 🤫)

like he can totally handle rowdy, rambunctious boys

(he's had wayv and chenle as practice/j)

creating ways for them to rough-house in safe ways

also kun would not stand for 'boys will be boys' bs

the both of you are going to raise gentlemen

but then he'd also be so sweet with a pair of girls

i can just imagine him letting them do nails and makeup on him and his hair

ugh it's such a cute image

he'd be very loving father either case

i could see kun being like one of those musically-talented parents

making songs that have something from the kids

like the beat being their heart beat or their voices being included in it

i also can see him singing lullabies (unique or not) to your kids

being on the show, kun proves why he was called husband material by nctzens

you don't appear often on camera but when you do

you guys share very sweet moments together

the love in y'all's relationship is obvious to those that watch kun's segment

from how he talks about you to how your children care for one another

people are shocked by the languages your children know/understand

korean: due to your area (of course) and then mandarin

kun speaks at home with your kids

and having wayv helps their language skills develop too

then if you speak another language, i imagine they'd learn that as well

kun and you want your children to have a normal life as possible

meaning that your kids are referred to by nicknames

kinda of like Jam Jam from the show

and your family leaves the show when they get close to school age

cameras will never not be apart of their life

pictures that you guys take

but also sometimes when visiting kun at the company

so of course your kids are comfortable around and being on camera due to it all

but their faces are blurred if they show up on the film

because while your kids are a celebrity's kid, they're aren't celebrity kids

and once your children get even older

then you ask their permission / give them the opportunity to decide the amount of online presence

[helenstudies]

I hope I'm not being rude but how did you have the time to do everything on your bio when you're only 24? Can you share how you learnt a lot of languages?

It's fine. Believe it or not, people ask me that A LOT.

I'm born in Myanmar and only spoke Burmese until I was 10 and my mom decided her children should be able to speak English. She sent me and my sibling to an English Summer School and then started speaking English at home. I've been bilingual since then. Burmese people are very good at English (read: we were colonized by the British) I started learning Chinese at age 12, I think. Then at age 14 and 15, while writing novels and fanfictions, I taught myself how to read hanguel (korean script) and hiragana/katakana (japanese script) then started studying formally after graduating highschool.

In Myanmar, until a few years ago, high school students used to graduate at age 16 and go to the university. So when I graduated high school, I went the distance education route in University and became a freelance translator and interpreter. I also did some transcribing and content writing. Then I went to Korea and studied in a language program. I came back after nine months and at age 19 I just started taking things seriously and self studied everything to pass all the language certification exams.

In 2021, because of the military coup, I dropped out of high school, realized my freelance translator job is not really going well due to the dictatorship, so I started to branch out. Now I read tarot and interpret astrological birth charts, teach classes and tutor people, sell books and ebooks. That's just how freelancing is. I think.

Anyways, all these things seem a lot until you realize I just spent a decade of my life just doing things I want. A lot of people tried discouraging me of course They're always like "choose a language!" "choose a path!" but I just don't like to listen to people. Hopefully, a few more decades and I might become a jack of all trades. And learn a few more languages. And read a few more books. And get into a few more hobbies. Yeah.

[starryluvs]

Tips on how to impress a school and get a scholarship from someone who got a scholarship at the most expensive school in my country.

Tip 1: have extracurricular activities. It could be anything from sports to pottery. Your extracurricular activities give the school a better image, for example; you're good at volleyball thats great, you have awards? Even better, now your awards will be given to the school to use for their image. You're good at art? Wonderful. Your art will be displayed to be shown off.

Tip 2. Pick up hobbies that you enjoy but will impress the school. Languages, sport, etc. Langauges are the most useful thing ever. "Yes they're very talented, they speak (lang)" bad example but you get the point. Its impressive to know more than one or two languages.

Tip 3. Work on your weak subjects. So for me it was math. What i did was enter competitions like online ones, it improved my math. Those awards were then brought out when i wanted to get accepted to my dream school. But mostly for yourself, work on your weak subjects. It'll be useful

- Tip 3.5. Just like me i joined free courses on

EDX they have a ton of different things. They're self paced most of the time!! You can pay less than 100$ most of the time to get a certificate!.

Tip 4. Make experiences. Your grades aren't the most important thing. Making experiences can not just show your maturity but those experiences show your independence. You can volunteer at childcare, camps, join competitions. These will pop up in interviews trust me.

Tip 5. Use your interests to your advantage.

You like korean? Learnt it and say you speak korean. You like basketball? Say you're passionate about it. You like to speak? Say you're confident on stage. You have good responsibility? Say youre looking forward to join student council

much love,

xoxo, f

[a-multilingual-dream]

Hello!

My name is Juliet. I recently finished my masters degree in sociolinguistics, and then moved to France to work for a travel company. I used my first three months of living in this new country and working full time to get settled in, but now I'm ready to get back to my language studies!

And what better place to get motivation than here ;)

Let me introduce the languages that i speak / want to speak:

🇩🇪 German 🇩🇪 (Native)

This is my mother tongue and i actually have a certificate to teach German as a foreign language - i love teaching it, so if anyone needs help, don't hesitate to contact me.

🇺🇲 English 🇺🇲 (C1 / C2)

I started learning English at 12 years old in high school, and later taught myself by reading English books and watching English tv shows. My master program was mostly in English and i actually wrote my thesis in English, so I'm pretty comfortable with the language.

🇨🇵 French 🇨🇵 (C1)

Oh French - my love and my enemy. I grew up next to the French border and starting learning it in 5th grade. I proceeded to do 2 student exchanges in France, spent a year as an au pair in Paris, later did my Erasmus semester in Paris and recently moved back to France. I love France, i love French - and the pressure is high to speak it fluently. This actually makes me pretty self-conscious when speaking it, which in turn makes me worse at it. By moving to France, i hope to really improve my language skills, especially my vocabulary.

🇮🇹 Italian 🇮🇹 (B1)

Italian is my favorite language in the world, and Italy is my favorite country in the world. I just love everything about it, which is why I decided to learn Italian a few years ago. I have been studying it on and off for about 4 years, a mix of beginner classes at my university and self study. After finishing my masters this spring, i spent the summer traveling through Italy and ended the trip with a 2 week language course in Torino, and it was absolutely amazing! I'm excited to keep learning and to hopefully go back to Italy many times :)

🇯🇵 Japanese 🇯🇵 (beginner)

I've been wanting to study Japanese for sooo long, i think it's been 5 years since i bought my first Japanese language book. 5 years later, do i speak any Japanese? Nope. I can read and write hiragana and katakana, quite a few kanji, and i know basic sentence structure. But that's it. I think it's soo interesting to learn all about a language that's completely different from all the languages i know, but that also makes it challenging to learn it all by myself. I had planned and booked a 6-week language course in Tokyo in the summer of 2020, and was soo excited that i cried when I booked it. Well, I cried even more when the whole trip got cancelled bc of COVID... After that i didn't really get back into studying it, although I'm still as interested in it as ever. So I've been thinking about trying out italki this year... I will try to make a decision about how to go forward with my Japanese study during January.

~Other~

If i had the time to study more languages (which at the moment i absolutely do not, but life is long) i would be interested in Chinese and Korean. After getting to know the basics of Japanese i find it really fascinating to learn a whole new writing system and a completely different grammar, and although I've had absolutely no connection to Asia so far in my life, i absolutely want to travel there and learn more about its numerous languages (which i know aren't just Japanese, Chinese and Korean 😉). It's just like there's a whole new world to explore there!

So that was my (not so short) introduction. I'll be looking for langblrs that post more or less about the languages I'm learning, so if anyone who studies any of my languages sees this post, don't hesitate to leave a like and I'll have a look at your account!

To be continued...

[8-bitdyke]

langblr reactivation challenge | 23년 11월 22일

day 2, week 1: language goals  / 언어 목표 

goals 4 korean:

short-term:

work through my “new flashcards” and figure out a good “adding flashcards”-rhythm 

finish “short stories in korean for intermediate learners” even if it’s kinda annoying but i’m so far in already..... that’s for another post, though

finish level 5 of the ttmik curriculum and go onto the next level

figure out a dialect to mimic

long-term: 

finish entire ttmik curriculum and find out where to go next

take a higher level topik exam

reach the same level in korean as i currently am at in english

get me a diary habit, preferably in korean

goals 4 french:

short-term:

finish the french II course

establish a flash-card habit

read the little prince or some other book in french

finish a french series, subtitles or no subtitles

figure out a dialect to mimic

long-term:

reach a comfortable level, like the one i have in english

finish my grammar books before i move out

get an official certification of some kind, just to establish my level

notes:

i’ve defined “short-term” as things i’ll concentrate on in the near future, accomplish say, wihin a year, and “long-term” as within three or four years or just a general goal :) that might b the normal definitions but who am i to know i don’t rly set goals that often...

[jmkho]

hi! can i get ferris bueller’s day off, drugstore cowboy, and dangerous liaisons for the 80s movies asks pls??

Of course Mal darling! ❤️❤️❤️

Ferris Buellers day off - What is your guilty pleasur - watching shitty movies. I'm talking BADA MOVIES. Movies that you sit there and wonder IS THIS SERIOUS? I love it. Its the best thing ever and has me in stitches of laughter. And I highly recommend people to do it!!

Drugstore cowboy - which historical figure most spikes your interest? - This is purely because of my friend, who is a history buff but Queen Elizabeth I and Anne Boleyn. Obviously I know some stuff about them but after hearing more stuff that's not exactly known unless ur deeeeep into it I was like ooooo

Dangerously liaisons: which language would you most like to learn? - well I wish my Korean was bettee hahah I currently speak Korean and some Japanese as I hold a certificate in that but no where near as good as I'd like to be so those two for sure and for some reason French lmao throw that in

Thank you hun!

[moonbushin]

langblr reactivation challenge | week one, day two

2022.11.15 • write a list of goals for your target languages

i've always taken a one-language-at-a-time approach when it comes to language learning. i did that while i was learning english. i've been doing it since i started learning korean. and although i still wanna focus on korean rn i really wanna try dabbling in italian, no pressure just have fun with it. so my goals are:

short-term goals (1 month) korean: study every day for at least one hour + review some grammar points from yonsei 2-2 + finish ttmik's situational dialogs in korean italian: i just want to have fun with the language and be able to introduce myself

mid-term goals (6 months) english: since i plan on applying to grad school i need to start prepping for the toefl exam + read at least one book in english per month and just maintain my proficiency level korean: be comfortable having at least 30 min long conversations + finish KGIU for beginners + complete keisp's 2-2 korean course italian: be able to understand tweets + have simple conversations in italian

long-term (1 year) english: get toefl's C2 certificate korean: get a TOPIK 3 certificate + read at least one book in korean + hold 1 hour long conversation

note: i’ve defined “short-term” as things i’ll concentrate on in the near future, by the end of the year, and “long-term” as within a year. i did it that way so that my goals more realistic and achievable (SMART goals) ;)

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Introducing Curiotory : Your Ultimate Language Learning App

Bharat’s first and most efficient edutech startup which is transforming language learning

What is Curiotory?

Founded by Mrs Sheetal Ramkumar in the year 2020, Curiotory is Bharat’s first language learning platform transforming the traditional edutech space for enabling the people to learn languages online from anywhere in the world with utmost proficiency.In the process, Curiotory enables people of all ages to set and achieve breakthrough personal or professional goals. 

Curiotory currently has over 30+ years of combined language training experience, Network of 5K+ language specialists & growing and Students from 15+ countries on 3 continents thereby becoming India’s fastest-growing language learning partner for individuals, educational institutions, and corporate companies.

What are the languages available in the Curiotory curriculum?

The language learning courses in curiotory are available for -  

English

German

Mandarin

Spanish

French

Korean

Portuguese

Danish

Russian

Arabic

Japanese

What are the benefits of learning a new language with Curiotory?

Live and interactive sessions for hundreds of students from 15 + countries across 3 continents on-board

World-class preparation for globally-recognized language certifications

A wide and ever growing network of Indian and native private tutors with a proven expertise

Real-time analytics and custom reports to analyze learning outcomes

The Vision of Curiotory - What Impact Does Curiotory Depict?

To empower individuals and institutions to tap into the power of learning foreign languages to transform simple curiosities into career-making and life-changing experiences.

The Curiotory Mission - What Curiotory Strives To Achieve

To create transformative multilingual journeys that contribute to a more inclusive and empathetic society where language is neither a barrier nor a threat – but a bridge that brings people together.

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Meet The CEO & Founder Mrs Sheetal Ramkumar 

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Language Learning Apps Market Projected to Reach $26 Billion by 2030

Meticulous Research®—a leading global market research company, published a research report titled, ‘Language Learning Apps Market by Offering, Learning Mode (One-on-one, Group), Age Group, Language, End User (Individual Learners, Educational Institutes, Government Bodies, Corporate Learners), and Geography - Global Forecast to 2030’.

According to the latest report by Meticulous Research®, the global Language Learning Apps Market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 21.2% from 2023 to 2030, reaching $26 billion by 2030. This growth is driven by the expanding e-learning market, globalization, increasing demand for cross-border communication, and the cost-effectiveness of language learning apps. However, the lack of a comprehensive platform may hinder market growth.

Opportunities arise from increased spending in the education sector, a rising number of internet and mobile phone users, and the growing preference for multilingual employees by multinational companies. Nonetheless, challenges include ensuring the quality and effectiveness of learning materials, and limited access to high-speed internet or smart devices. The integration of AI and robot technology is a notable trend in the language learning apps market.

The market is segmented by offering, learning mode, age group, and end user. By offering, it is divided into online courses and apps, tutoring, and software as a service (SaaS). In 2023, the online courses and apps segment is expected to hold the largest market share, driven by the need for recognized certificates, access to educational content from anywhere, and government support for digital education. However, the tutoring segment is anticipated to register the highest CAGR due to the increasing demand for personalized learning experiences.

Based on learning mode, the market is segmented into one-on-one and group learning. The one-on-one learning segment is expected to dominate in 2023, driven by the need for personalized experiences and cost-effective alternatives to traditional language schools. However, the group learning segment is projected to grow at the highest CAGR due to its benefits in providing various teaching methods, real-time feedback, and peer evaluation.

The market is categorized by age group into <18 years, 18–20 years, 21–30 years, 31–40 years, and >40 years. The <18 years segment is anticipated to hold the largest share in 2023, driven by the digitization of schools and the rising popularity of online interactive games. The 18–20 years segment is expected to grow at the highest CAGR due to increasing language exchange programs and demand for engaging learning experiences.

By language, the market includes English, French, Spanish, Mandarin, German, Italian, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, and other languages. The English language segment is expected to hold the largest share in 2023, driven by the global emphasis on English proficiency. The Mandarin language segment is projected to grow at the highest CAGR due to its economic and cultural significance.

End users are segmented into individual learners, educational institutes, government bodies, and corporate learners. Individual learners are expected to hold the largest share in 2023, driven by the rising adoption of smart devices and self-learning apps. This segment is also expected to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period.

Geographically, the market is segmented into North America, Asia-Pacific, Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East & Africa. Asia-Pacific is expected to hold the largest share and highest CAGR in 2023, driven by the need for improved cross-border communication, demand for multilingual professionals, and increasing digitalization of educational content.

Key players in the market include Duolingo Inc., Memrise Inc., Busuu Ltd, Berlitz Corporation, Mango Languages, Pimsleur, Rosetta Stone, HelloTalk, Inlingua International Ltd., Lesson Nine GmbH (Babble), PlanB Labs OÜ (Drops), Transparent Language, Open Education LLC, Linguistica 360, Mondly, FluentU, Lingvist Technologies OÜ, Beelinguapp UG, ELSA Corp., FALOU APP, Lang-8 Inc. (HiNative), Tripod Technology GmbH (Tandem), and Lingualift.

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South Korea English Live Tutoring Market - Forecast(2024 - 2030)

 The South Korean English live tutoring market size is forecast to reach USD 826.54 million by 2029, after growing at a CAGR of 12.1% during 2024-2029. Proficiency in English is highly valued in South Korea, for both work and academic purposes. English language competency is becoming more and more necessary for communication, education, and job progression as globalization develops. The development of online learning tools and the widespread availability of internet connectivity have completely changed the face of education. Online tutoring platforms are becoming more and more popular among professionals and students because they provide convenience, flexibility, and customized learning experiences. A number of initiatives have been put in place by the South Korean government to support English instruction. The national curriculum is being changed, English language programs are being funded, and language learning materials are being supported. One of the main factors fueling demand for English tutoring services is government funding. 

The government of South Korea has started a number of programs to improve English education across the country in response to the growing significance of English proficiency. For instance, the Ministry of Education has implemented initiatives to raise the bar for English language instruction in classrooms and to provide materials for language acquisition. The market for English instruction is expected to develop because to these measures. Prominent virtual tutoring services such as VIPKid, iTutorGroup, and Cambly are collaborating with South Korean educational institutions to provide additional English language courses. For instance, in order to help students who want to get better at the language, VIPKid has partnered with Korean colleges to offer online English classes. Through these collaborations, platforms can increase their market share in South Korea while utilizing the local universities' knowledge. The market for English tutoring in South Korea is expanding thanks in part to local businesses. For example, FluentU Korean, a FluentU affiliate, focuses on offering English language learning materials customized to meet the requirements of Korean language learners. These firms provide language learners with specialized solutions by utilizing their comprehension of the local market and cultural quirks.

Report Coverage

The report “South Korea English Live Tutoring Market– Forecast (2024-2029)”, by IndustryARC, covers an in-depth analysis of the following segments of the South Korea English Live Tutoring market.

By Tutor Qualifications: Native English Speakers, Bilingual (English-Korean) Tutors, ESL/EFL Teaching Certification, Experienced Tutors with Specific Industry Expertise, Others

By Tutoring Type: Structured Tutoring, On-demand Tutoring

By Duration: Short-term Courses, Long-term Courses

By Tutoring Style: Test Preparation Service, Subject Tutoring Service

By Tutoring Platform: Online Platforms with Video Conferencing, Dedicated Language Learning Platforms, Mobile Apps with Live Tutors, In-Person Tutoring Centers

By Age Group:  <18 Years, 18–20 years, 21–30 years, 31–40 years, >40 years

By End User:  Individual Learners, Educational Institutes, Government Bodies, Corporate Learners

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Key Takeaways

•  By promoting English language education programs, government activities are a major factor in the expansion of the live tutoring industry for English in South Korea.  The government of South Korea is committed to improving English proficiency, as evidenced by its recent announcement of increased support for digital learning tools, including English language programs. One example of a cooperative effort to use technology for language teaching is the Ministry of teaching's collaboration with online platforms such as FluentU Korean.

• Sustained technological innovation is important in order to improve the quality of learning and fulfill the changing requirements of South Korean students.  Businesses like TutorGroup are using artificial intelligence (AI) to create customized learning programs for pupils in South Korea. TutorGroup improves the efficacy of English language training by utilizing AI-powered chatbots that offer immediate feedback and practice tasks, all while accommodating the unique learning styles of students in the area.

• The partnership between VIPKid and Korean colleges to provide online English classes is an example of how collaborations can make high-quality language education more accessible. Through the integration of local institutions' knowledge with VIPKid's online platform, students in the region can receive supplemental English language programs that enhance regular classroom education and address a variety of learning needs.

By Tutor Qualification - Segment Analysis

Native English Speakers dominated the South Korea English Live Tutoring market in 2023. Learners who are looking for accurate pronunciation and real-world language experiences tend to favor native English speakers. The significance of real language education is demonstrated by the South Korean government's partnership with internet platforms such as iTutorGroup to find native English-speaking tutors for public schools. This program seeks to improve students' English language skills by exposing them to native speakers, which is in line with learners' desire for real-world language experiences.

By Tutoring Type - Segment Analysis

On-demand Tutoring dominated the South Korea English Live Tutoring market in 2023. Due to their obligations to their studies, extracurricular activities, and other commitments, South Korean students sometimes have hectic schedules. For busy learners, on-demand tuition is a practical option because it provides the freedom to obtain English language support at any time. The collaboration between the South Korean government and online tutoring platforms to meet language learning needs among particular groups, such as adult learners or professionals, is a recent development in the South Korean market for live English tutoring. For instance, the Ministry of Education and iTutorGroup have partnered to introduce a pilot program that provides working professionals in important industries with on-demand English tutoring. The objective of this effort is to raise the level of English proficiency among workers in industries like technology, finance, and healthcare. This will increase their ability to compete globally and promote economic growth.

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By Duration - Segment Analysis

Short-term courses dominated the South Korea English Live Tutoring market in 2023. Meeting academic or professional criteria sometimes drives South Korean professionals and students to emphasize rapid gains in their English language skills. Short-term courses provide a quick learning curve that enables students to quickly pick up necessary language skills. Short-term courses address certain learning objectives, such improving speaking and writing skills or preparing for tests like the TOEFL and IELTS. The government's recent implementation of subsidies for short-term English courses to improve language competency among young learners is one development in the South Korean English live tutoring sector. The goal of the Ministry of Education's announcement of financial support for online tutoring platforms like FluentU Korean is to increase the accessibility of high-quality language instruction for students around the nation. The government aims to meet the pressing need for English competence while encouraging the use of technology in education by providing subsidies for short-term courses.

By Tutoring Platform - Segment Analysis

Online platforms with video conferencing dominated the South Korea English Live Tutoring market in 2023. Students can get English tutoring services from the comfort of their homes with the ease and accessibility of online video conferencing platforms. Parents, students, and working people looking for flexible learning options that fit within their schedules will find this convenience appealing. Through the use of video conferencing, students and tutors can communicate in real time, replicating the in-person learning environment. Incentives have been implemented by the South Korean government to encourage the use of online learning environments for English instruction. As an illustration, the Ministry of Education has made subsidies available to students enrolled in approved platforms' online English teaching programs. The objective of this effort is to promote the use of cutting-edge learning technology in the area and provide access to high-quality English language training.

By Age Group - Segment Analysis

The 18-20 age group dominated the South Korea English Live Tutoring market in 2023 The market for live English tutoring in South Korea is dominated by students between the ages of 18 and 20, who are mainly university students getting ready for standardized English proficiency tests and looking for extra help for their academic and professional growth. English proficiency is a common component of university entrance tests in South Korea, which encourages students to use tutoring services to raise their grades and get into esteemed universities. The fact that iTutorGroup has partnered with multiple South Korean colleges to provide online English courses for college students is indicative of the increasing need in this age range for specialist tutoring services. These collaborations help the market segment grow by giving students access to flexible learning options catered to their academic objectives.

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By End User - Segment Analysis

The Individual Learners dominated the South Korea English Live Tutoring market in 2023. Because students and working professionals in South Korea have a high demand for English competence, individual learners are anticipated to dominate the market for live English tutoring. In South Korea, a lot of people want to get better at English for personal growth, professional prospects, and academic progress. As a result, there is a sizable market for English tutoring services that meet the requirements of certain students. Leading online teaching provider iTutorGroup just released a smartphone app in South Korea made especially for private students. In order to accommodate different users' preferences and learning methods, the app offers live English tutoring sessions, self-paced courses, and interactive learning resources.

Drivers – South Korea English Live Tutoring Market

• Government Initiatives and Policies

The demand for English live tutoring services is driven by government initiatives and laws that promote English proficiency by highlighting the value of language education and offering assistance for language learning programs. In the past, the South Korean government has prioritized English instruction in its attempts to increase its competitiveness on the world stage. Government-led activities including curriculum updates, financing for language classes, and collaborations with academic institutions foster an environment that is favorable to the market expansion for live English tutoring.

The Ministry of Education recently revealed plans to incorporate online English language instruction into the secondary school national curriculum. The objective of this effort is to enhance students' digital literacy skills and give them access to top-notch language learning tools. Through the utilization of digital information and online teaching platforms, the government aims to improve students' English language skills and set them up for success in the global economy.

• Technological Advancements and Innovation

English live tutoring services are more efficient and easily accessible because to technological innovations and creative online learning systems, which also draw students in with individualized, interactive learning opportunities. The quick development of technology, particularly in the areas of machine learning, artificial intelligence (AI), and multimedia content distribution, allows online tutoring companies to provide creative language learners with unique solutions. The need for English live tutoring services is being pushed by features that improve engagement and retention, such as AI-driven adaptive learning, interactive video courses, and gamified quizzes. 

A prominent online teaching company has introduced a virtual reality (VR) English language learning program, which is a noteworthy example of technological innovation. With the help of this VR-enabled platform, students may practice real-world English discussions with peers and virtual teachers by immersing themselves in virtual worlds. Through the use of VR technology, the platform offers a captivating and immersive learning environment that improves language competency and cross-cultural understanding, drawing in students looking for cutting-edge approaches to language learning.

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Challenges – South Korea English Live Tutoring Market

• Competition and Differentiation

The fierce rivalry between tutoring platforms and providers is one of the main issues facing the South Korean English live tutoring sector. With so many options available to students, businesses need to stand out in order to draw in and keep clients.  Some tutoring platforms are focusing on niche markets and providing specialized services to set themselves apart in response to this challenge. For instance, FluentU Korean just unveiled a customized English language course aimed for South Korean medical practitioners. By meeting the unique requirements of this specialized market, FluentU Korean hopes to set itself apart from rivals and draw in students looking for language instruction relevant to their field.

• Adapting to Technological Changes

A noteworthy obstacle confronting the English live tutoring business in South Korea is keeping up with the swift progress of technology improvements. Tutoring platforms need to change their offers frequently to include new features and functionality as technology advances. Some tutoring systems are using cutting-edge technology like augmented reality (AR) and artificial intelligence (AI) to improve learning in order to overcome this difficulty. For instance, iTutorGroup just unveiled AI-driven language evaluation tools that deliver students tailored feedback according to their performance. The goal of iTutorGroup's AI integration into their platform is to increase the efficacy of their English language training while maintaining an advantage over rivals in the quickly changing edtech market.

Market Landscape

Technology launches, acquisitions, and R&D activities are key strategies adopted by players in the South Korea English Live Tutoring market. Major players in the South Korea English Live Tutoring market are iTutorGroup, VIPKid, Cambly, FluentU, TutorGroup, Rosetta Stone, EF Education First, DaDa, Berlitz, and Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (HUFS) among others.

Developments:

 In March 2024, iTutorGroup announced the launch of an AI-powered language assessment tool integrated into its platform. This tool provides personalized feedback to learners based on their performance, enhancing the effectiveness of English language instruction.

 In February 2024, VIPKid expanded its partnership with South Korean educational institutions to offer online English courses for students seeking to improve their language skills. This collaboration aims to provide supplementary English language support to students in South Korea.

 In January 2024, Cambly introduced new features to its platform, including virtual study groups and interactive language games, to enhance the learning experience for English language learners. These additions provide learners with additional opportunities for practice and engagement during their tutoring sessions.

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