Learning Content Publishing SAS

Cooperation proposal

The company is looking for partners in Finland who can provide knowledge and technology platforms for educational purposes and are interested in academic and business collaboration. The company’s interest is in the platforms that use AI, speech recognition and “blended learning” for job and professional training. Other areas of interest include ELT (English Language Teaching), ESP (English for Specific Purposes), Code Programming and Soft Skills.

Offering

Learning Content Publishing SAS specializes in the creation and development of content and EdTech solutions using AI to help academic institutions and companies to implement learning solutions specifically designed for competency-based education (CBE) programs. Additionally, the company provides apps with the use of the metaverse and artificial intelligence, such as Moomin Language School, FluentWorlds, PerfectAccent, and ChatClass.

Markets and customers

Learning Content Publishing SAS operates across the entire Colombian market, and has additional operations in Mexico, Chile, Peru, and Ecuador.

The company’s main customers are educational institutions (K-16 and universities), Technological Training Centers, institutes, and English Language Teaching Academies (ELT) focused on job training for companies and individuals. The company works as an academic partner in Colombia and the region, collaborating with Moomin Language School, Language Testing International, and DIME (Diagnostic Instrument for the Measurement of English).

Additional information

Learning Content Publishing SAS provides ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) certificates and other educational solutions that align with international standards, including the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) and General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and are approved by the Colombian Ministry of Education.

In 2020, the company was nominated for the Best European Learning Materials Awards (BELMA) and was among the winners of the TPrize initiative by TEC de Monterrey in Mexico and the University of the Andes in Colombia.