i-Scream Media Expands Its Reach in AI-Powered Personalized Career Education Through Partnership with Seoul National University
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- 2026-09-16 09:33:52
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- 2026-09-16 09:33:52

[Financial News] i-Scream Media is joining forces with researchers from Seoul National University to make a full-scale push into the AI-based personalized career-education market.
i-Scream Media announced on the 16th that it had signed an MOU on cooperation in AI-based education services and career education with Seoul National University’s Korea Human Resource Research Center and Aptimizer, a subsidiary of Seoul National University Technology Holdings. The company said it would launch teacher training and a pilot program linking AI aptitude assessments in the second half of this year.
The agreement represents an industry-academia cooperation model that combines an edtech platform company’s operational expertise, a university research institute’s capabilities, and AI aptitude solutions. Based on a comprehensive AI aptitude service, the three organizations plan to establish a career-education system that precisely analyzes the individual talents and potential of preschool, elementary and secondary students.
Specifically, the parties will jointly develop online and offline education services, offer specialized AI aptitude-based training programs for teachers, and conduct joint research and development (R&D) on new education services. They also plan to establish a cooperation framework not only to embed the services in Korea’s public education system but also to pursue entry into overseas education markets.
Hyun Jun-woo, CEO of i-Scream Media, said, "We have laid the foundation for connecting Seoul National University’s research capabilities and Aptimizer’s AI aptitude solutions with our experience operating education platforms." He added, "We will introduce education services that help students explore their aptitudes and potential while providing practical support to teachers and parents."
Oh Heon-seok, head of Seoul National University’s Korea Human Resource Research Center and CEO of Aptimizer, stated, "Through this cooperation, we will expand our AI aptitude services into various areas, including career education and teacher training, and develop them into services that are widely used in education settings both in Korea and abroad."
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