Learning Content Provided for Alldot Members

On September 2, Visang Education announced that it has partnered with LG Uplus to expand Korean language education services for foreign learners in Korea.


Visang Education will offer its subscription-based e-learning service, 'MasterTOPIK,' to members of LG Uplus's integrated MVNO platform, 'Alldot,' through a partnership. The Korean language education service will be provided to Alldot members as a result of this collaboration. The partnership service is scheduled to be available until the end of 2026.

On the 21st, representatives from Visang Education and LG Uplus are taking a commemorative photo at the business agreement ceremony. Visang Education

On the 21st, representatives from Visang Education and LG Uplus are taking a commemorative photo at the business agreement ceremony. Visang Education

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Through this collaboration, Alldot members will be able to access listening and reading courses in multiple languages—including Korean, Chinese, Japanese, English, and Vietnamese—specifically designed for foreign learners aiming to obtain TOPIK Level 3 or 4 certification. Additionally, learners can access grammar courses that frequently appear on TOPIK exams. The content can be accessed not only through PCs but also via various devices such as mobile phones and tablets.


Visang Education will conduct a MasterTOPIK discount promotion for Alldot members. Additionally, in anticipation of the November TOPIK exam, Visang Education plans to provide the 'MasterTOPIK Practicum Mock Test for TOPIK II' study book to foreign learners by lottery.



Oh Hyungshik, CEO of Visang Education Global Company, stated, "Through this collaboration, we plan to further expand our educational services for foreign nationals both in South Korea and abroad, and we will continue to pursue our ongoing global edtech business without wavering."


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