MedicI Education Center Launches 'Instructor Connection,' Leveraging 13 Years of Education Data to Support Curriculum Planning
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Medici Education Center has launched 'Instructor Connection,' a customized instructor matching service for education managers at companies, public institutions, and universities.
With a one-time registration of the education topic, schedule, target audience, and budget, a dedicated manager and AI system analyze the request and recommend suitable instructors and curricula.
The service also provides comparison of multiple proposals, appropriate lecture fee suggestions, prior instructor verification, and evaluation data management after lectures, and applications can be made through portal search or the official Medici Education Center website.
Lee Jong-kwan, CEO of Medici ENS' Medici Education Center, said the center has launched 'Instructor Connection,' a customized instructor matching service for education managers at companies, public institutions, and universities, and has begun supporting the sourcing of professional instructors. Under the conventional approach, education managers had to search for multiple instructors, contact them individually, and negotiate terms. 'Instructor Connection' was created to ease that burden.
The service operates on a one-time registration model for basic education information. When an institution using the service enters the education topic, schedule, target audience, and budget on the 'Instructor Connection' website, a dedicated manager and an AI system analyze the request. After reviewing the registered details, Medici Education Center supports not only instructor recommendations but also curriculum proposals.
The dedicated manager and AI system recommend suitable professional instructors based on the education purpose, participant level, and hands-on environment. This allows institutions to receive suggestions for both instructors and training structures that match their request.
Medici Education Center has been running education projects in new technologies such as IT, SW, SW engineering, and AI for 13 years. Over that time, it has accumulated operational experience, an instructor network, and data as assets from the training field. Medici Education Center said it has systematized the instructor sourcing process into a service by using those accumulated assets.
The service is structured to make it possible to receive and compare multiple proposals during the instructor selection process, while also providing appropriate lecture fees that take each institution's budget into account and, when needed, support for building a curriculum aligned with the educational purpose. It also includes prior instructor verification and management of evaluation data after lectures end.
In particular, in AI and digital education, securing expert instructors for each detailed topic is important because new technologies and services emerge quickly. Medici Education Center said it has an expert pool built through its existing education business and plans to respond to lectures on specialized topics based on that pool. Its main service areas are five fields: AI, SW engineering, games, webtoons, and virtual convergence.
Accordingly, Medici Education Center provides instructor matching tailored to the format and purpose of education, from short special lectures to long-term regular training programs for companies and institutions. Education managers can save time otherwise spent searching for instructors and contacting them individually, and they can make choices better aligned with their educational direction by comparing multiple candidates and conditions.
CEO Lee explained the service direction based on Medici Education Center's long experience operating education businesses. He said the center has gone through trial and error in sourcing instructors, changing schedules, and negotiating lecture fees, and that through that process it has built a strong understanding of on-site challenges. He added that the company intends to provide practical help by using its accumulated know-how and data.
Lee said he would help organizations that need specialized education, including in AI and digital fields, easily find a verified teaching staff. He also said Instructor Connection will be operated in a way that helps managers focus on their core education planning and operations work, while the service's competitiveness will be continuously strengthened.
Applications to use Instructor Connection can be made by searching for the service name in a portal search bar. Applications can also be submitted through the category on the upper right side of the official Medici Education Center website.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Gyeong-ju
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=405964
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