i-Scream Media Showcases K-Edtech to Singapore’s Early Childhood Education Sector, Accelerating Global Expansion

[Financial News] i-Scream Media has begun expanding its foothold in Southeast Asia by showcasing its K-edtech solutions to key officials from the Singaporean government and local education sector.
i-Scream Media said on the 22nd that a 13-member delegation, including officials from Singapore’s Early Childhood Development Agency (ECDA), the Ministry of Education (MOE) department responsible for early childhood education, and local education institutions, visited its headquarters in Pangyo, Gyeonggi Province, to discuss digital education exchanges between the two countries and practical business cooperation.
During the visit, Singaporean education authorities and local officials expressed strong interest in the potential for localizing i-Scream Media’s solutions. They held in-depth discussions on adapting the services to Singapore’s curriculum and assessment standards, as well as on using artificial intelligence (AI) to improve teachers’ work efficiency and introducing the technology into educational settings.
The delegation was introduced to a wide range of core AI and digital services that can be applied directly in educational settings. Key solutions included Kinderboard, an AI-powered service that assists early childhood teachers with childcare and administrative tasks; LumiTeach, an AI-based global lesson preparation and management platform; and ART BONBON, a digital creative platform for arts and creativity education.
Building on its exchanges with Singaporean government departments and local institutions, i-Scream Media plans to accelerate its expansion into the global early childhood education market, including Singapore.
Park Eun-young, director of i-Scream Media’s Overseas Business Division, said, "This visit was a meaningful opportunity to introduce Singaporean education officials to our edtech services and expertise in applying them in the field, which have led the digital transformation, and to assess their potential for localization." She added, "We will strengthen our cooperation through continued exchanges with Singaporean educational institutions so that it can lead to tangible results in our overseas business."  

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