Tekville Education Marks 25th Anniversary, Unveils as an AI & Digital Education Company

The company held its anniversary ceremony on the 5th and revealed a mid- to long-term strategy to accelerate its AI transformation based on 25 years of accumulated public education data and technological capabilities, the company announced on the 6th.

At the ceremony, awards were presented to long-serving employees and recipients of the corporate culture award, alongside the sharing of the company’s vision and business direction toward 2026. A special lecture by an in-service teacher was also featured, providing insights from the public education field and fostering discussion on the future of education.

Lee Hyung-se, CEO of Tekville Education, presented a new vision of becoming a public education–based AI and digital education company. He emphasized that while maintaining its identity as a public education specialist, the company aims to evolve into an organization that delivers practical value to teachers and schools through the integration of AI technologies.

Starting in 2026, Tekville Education plans to focus on advancing AI technologies and content that can be effectively utilized in real classroom settings. Rather than simply adopting new technologies, the company aims to enhance field applicability by developing AI services that understand the context of teaching and learning, while pursuing phased expansion.

Its flagship teacher training platform, Teacherville, will also be upgraded with AI capabilities. By analyzing teachers’ career paths, areas of interest, and classroom environments, the platform will strengthen personalized training recommendations and learning analytics, evolving into a system that supports individual teacher growth. The company will also continue to expand training content covering key topics such as AI integration in education, digital ethics, and safe AI usage.

Beyond teacher training, Tekville Education is expanding its efforts to build an education environment that designs and extends teacher growth through its AI agent service, “Myclass,” which deeply understands teachers. This initiative aims to reduce administrative burdens in schools and enable teachers to focus more on instruction and educational activities.

The company will also strengthen its role as a partner in public education by expanding collaboration with offices of education, schools, and public institutions. Through this, it plans to establish a nationwide cooperative model that integrates policy projects, teacher training, and customized digital education for schools.

On the technology front, Tekville Education will accelerate research and development of AI agent–based services through its affiliated AI Digital Education Research Institute. The company plans to gradually apply AI technologies across various areas—including learning analytics, content recommendation, and administrative support—to reduce the workload of teachers and schools.

Lee Hyung-se, CEO of Tekville Education, stated,

“Over the past 25 years, our experience, data, and trust built with teachers in the public education field have been our most valuable assets. We will create an educational environment where AI serves as a supportive partner that enhances teachers’ judgment and professionalism, and take a leap forward as a public education–based AI and digital education company.”