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AI Korean Tutor Research Partnership Proposal

BTSK (Bridge To Speaking Korean)https://btsk.app

Structured as problem → solution → outcomes → pilot ops & research, so decision-makers see what improves for your institution—not just a list of features.

1. Program Overview

AI Korean Tutor (btsk.app) is an AI-powered Korean learning platform covering pronunciation, grammar, and conversation. We partner with university Korean programs to offer a pilot-period free access cohort, and co-create education- and research-ready insights from anonymized aggregate data and structured feedback. The goal is not “installing an app,” but securing evidence for teaching, student support, and research decisions.

2. Problems We Address

We help reduce common pain points on the ground.

  • Pronunciation & intonation: limited time for repeated, individualized feedback in regular classes
  • Conversation practice: insufficient rehearsal in interview and workplace-like contexts
  • Learning analytics: difficulty tracking growth and weak areas per student with data
  • Career-oriented Korean: everyday Korean alone may not cover interview/business Korean needs

3. What We Provide (Concrete, Visible Results)

  • Speech scoring & pronunciation feedback — AI analysis surfaces scores and weak points so learners can self-correct.
  • Scenario-based conversation — Practice daily life, interview, and workplace dialogues in context.
  • Learning data visualization — Charts of activity and growth trends to motivate learners and inform planning.
  • Job interview scenarios — Drill Korean company-style Q&A patterns to strengthen employability.

4. Expected Outcomes (Institution View)

  • Stronger Korean proficiency for international students, especially pronunciation & speaking
  • Potential savings on supplemental staffing for repetitive feedback
  • Data-informed improvement: anonymized aggregates as evidence for curriculum and policy
  • Stronger career-linked Korean and student satisfaction—boosting institutional appeal

5. How the Pilot Runs

  • Recommended: self-study 2–3+ times per week (aligned with your term schedule)
  • Automated AI analysis of pronunciation & conversation activity patterns
  • Institution dashboard: participation & activity summaries (scope agreed in advance)
  • Weekly / period summary reports shared with the institution on an anonymous aggregate basis (as agreed)

6. Data Use & Research Potential

We can discuss learning-effect studies, education/linguistics research, and joint work within IRB/ethics scope using anonymized aggregates. Raw chats and identifiers are not shared without separate consent; scope is fixed in advance.

This program is designed not only as teaching software, but as a structure for AI-based learning-data research and co-authored papers or conference presentations.

7. Pilot Terms (Transparency)

  • Duration: 3 months (pilot-specific; exact dates by agreement)
  • Scale: up to 50 participants per institution (adjustable by agreement)
  • Cost: free during the pilot (no automatic paid conversion; formal adoption is a separate agreement)
  • Cooperation: sharing aggregate result reports for improvement & research (anonymous aggregate principles)

8. Future Cooperation Models

After the pilot: formal partnership, extended terms, IRB-aligned projects, and custom reports can be phased in by agreement—aligned with your goals (quality, internationalization, research output).

9. How to Participate

  1. Submit institution name, contact person, and email via "Partnership Inquiry" below.
  2. We will send you a unique ticket code for your institution by email.
  3. Share the code with students and ask them to enter it in the "Institution Code" field when signing up.
  4. 3 months free access is applied automatically upon registration.

10. Feedback Collection

We request brief weekly surveys during use and an exit survey at the end of 3 months. Feedback is used to improve the service and aggregated summaries are provided to your institution.

Student Feedback Survey: /en/partnership/feedback-survey

11. Target Institutions

We prioritize university Korean language institutes and centers in Seoul and the metropolitan area. Please contact us if you are interested.

Next step

Pilot application · partnership inquiry · demo request

Demos and tailored briefings are scheduled after inquiry. Include your institution name and preferred timing in the subject line for faster review.

HTML/PDF proposals are available by language and follow the same narrative (problem → impact → research).