EYouth, a leading company in education technology and youth skill development, has officially launched its new AI-powered learning platform. This strategic move aims to reshape the digital learning experience in the region and directly connect it with the rapidly evolving needs of the job market. The company currently serves over 4 million learners across 21 countries. This new platform marks a turning point in its regional expansion, with an ambitious vision to reach more than 10 million learners by 2030 and contribute to creating over 3 million job opportunities through its specialized training programs. The new platform leverages the latest AI applications to deliver a comprehensive learning experience within a unified digital environment. This includes personalized learning paths tailored to each learner's level and interests, smart recommendations to support continuous skill development, and instant performance analytics to help measure progress and accelerate professional readiness.
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