The system, designed for remote education, could help foreign workers learn Korean before entering the country, according to Paul Rho, Visang Education's global business division head.
"Using ACL, companies can efficiently provide tailored Korean language education to their employees," he said during a press conference at the company's headquarters in Gwacheon, south of Seoul.
The platform features video conferencing, a learning management system (LMS), and other high-tech learning solutions.
ACL utilizes AI to correct the pronunciation of students based on pronunciation data collected from non-Korean speakers from various countries.
In addition to Korean, ACL also offers education in English and math, according to the company.
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