Set for August 12–14 in Seoul, Korea’s flagship EdTech show offers policymakers, school leaders and global suppliers direct access to AI tools and digital learning platforms deployed at scale 

Dubai, Aug 7, 2026: Korea’s premier EdTech and AI education exhibition, EDU+ Week, will return for its 17th edition bringing together the K-12 education community.  

The three-day event from August 12–14, 2026, brings together educators, institutional buyers, and policymakers from across the world to showcase scalable AI technologies and smart classroom environments. 

This year’s event expands its global footprint under a newly formed Global Organising Committee representing North America, Europe, Southeast Asia, Africa and Japan. 

2026 global programme highlights 

• MindCET International Conference: Examines how AI is reshaping education from national policy to classroom adoption and evidence-based impact. 

• GESA Bootcamp Seoul: A hands-on bootcamp delivered by the global EdTech startup awards network, focusing on go-to-market strategies and regional growth. 

• International Forum on AI and the Future of Education: Focuses on regional AI policy insights led by global education leaders. 

• EdTech Together SEOUL: DOHE’s global networking initiative held in London, Dubai, Singapore and Seoul, connecting international and Korean EdTech leaders, government representatives, and investors. 

The event is being held with the official sponsorship of Korea’s top education authorities, including the Ministry of Education, Provincial Offices of Education and the Presidential National Education Commission. The show will feature AI integration, digital learning platforms and modern infrastructure, building on its 2025 turnout of 11,366 visitors and 176 exhibitors across 15 countries. 

Visitors will get an opportunity to examine tools adopted in Korean K-12 classrooms, connect with decision-makers driving institutional change and form strategic partnerships for regional digital transformation. 

For global EdTech brands and suppliers, the event offers an entry point into the Asian K-12 market. Through curated matchmaking sessions, international vendors can exhibit alongside Korean technology companies and connect directly with regional procurement teams.