Gritge Participates in the 2025 Korea Education Fair

Gridge announced on the 8th that it will participate in the '2025 Korea Education Fair' held at COEX in Seoul from January 15th to 17th.

Now in its 22nd year, the Korea Education Expo is Asia's premier education and edutech fair. Each year, diverse companies and related organizations participate to showcase the latest educational content and innovative solutions. Hosted by the Korea Education Green Environment Research Institute and Exporum, this year's expo aims to foster a consensus on educational trends and innovations under the theme, "Education is the Future."

The fair will consist of ▲Edutech Korea ▲Early and Elementary Education Fair ▲Lifelong, Certification, and Vocational Education Fair ▲International School Fair, and will provide a variety of education-related experiences.

At this year's expo, Gridge will showcase its edutech development solutions, leveraging the expertise accumulated through over 700 project developments. In particular, it plans to provide visitors with customized development solutions through events focused on solving practical challenges related to the education business and one-on-one consultation programs.

The event will be held in two stages. First, participants will be able to share their education-related concerns with a Gritji manager and receive a small gift. Second, participants will have one-on-one consultations with a Gritji manager to receive solutions to a variety of issues, from hiring developers to improving team efficiency. Special benefits will also be provided to visitors who participate in on-site consultations.

Grid CEO Lee Ha-neul said, “I hope that this expo will provide an opportunity to directly experience Grid’s potential as an edutech business partner and experience the changes and value of digitalized education.” He added, “Based on our many years of experience in the education business and edutech projects, Grid will strive to enable more educators and learners to experience the effectiveness of digital-based education.”

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