EdTech
EdTech Expo
Edtech Korea Fair is Korea's representative Edtech exhibition and an on/offline trade show. It is aimed at Edtech and all stakeholders and workers in the global education industry.
The essentials
Event details
- Dates
- 17 September 2026 to 18 September 2026
- Organiser
- exporum
- Industry
- EdTech
Agenda themes
Topics covered
- Virtual Exhibition
- Virtual Government policy Zone
- Virtual Edtech Exhibitor Zone
- Seminar
- EdTech Web Directory
- Best Education Case Study
- Exhibition Hall Policy Promotion Hall
- Ministry of Education Innovation Hall
- Ministry of Industry Edutech Hall
- Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education Hall
- EdTech Exhibition Hall
- AI
On the floor
Sponsors and partners
- Ministry of Education
- Ministry of Trade Industry and Resources
- Industry and Energy
- Korea Education Frontiers Association
- Korea Edutech Industry Association
- National IT Industry Promotion Agency
- KOTRA
- Korea Digital Education Frontiers Association
- Exporum Inc
- 16 Metropolitan and Provincial Offices of Education
- Korea Education and Research Information Service
- National Institute for Lifelong Education
- EBS
- Etnews
Logistics
Where to stay
Places to stay near the venue.
프레지던트호텔
더플라자호텔
119 소공로, 서울특별시, 04525
롯데호텔서울
30 을지로, 서울특별시, 04533
뉴서울호텔
뉴 서울 호텔
호텔미드시티명동
호텔코리아나
135 세종대로, 서울특별시, 04519
Crown Park
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