Avalon English Plus, one of the largest education companies in South Korea, recently made an initial investment of P100 million to establish its local subsidiary in the Philippines, English Ubiquitous Network of Avalon International Inc. (U-ENAI), a companyonline education teaching English using technology.
Is expected to exceed their initial investment when completed in late 2010 the International Baccalaureate in the country with an estimated capital of 3.5 million U.S. dollars, or about P170 billion. Other business activities to support its education services include an international education program to the U.S., Canada, UK and Australia as well as English Emersion fields in countries throughout the world.
U-ENAI is registered with the Philippine Economic Zone Authority as an information technology company based on e-learning education. The company was also duly registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission in 2008 and is owned by Avalon English Plus, an institution of teaching English in South Korea.
“U-ENAI believes that the Philippines is the major stronghold for expansion in the global market. His English teachers highly competent and technically skilled workforce, the favorable economic environment and business friendly government policies have been the cornerstones of our decision the Philippines to our global base. This will help us aggressively pursue our vision of becoming the leader in providing home schooling native speakers of English and English as a second language to non-native English speakers, “said Hong chief executive Richard.
Currently serving more than 50,000 students, mostly based in South Korea, while others are in other parts of Asia. Potential market estimated to be at least 1 million students around the world.
In addition to center-based teachers, teachers worldwide are also available. This is possible thanks to its online procurement system that relies on strict selection processes and technology-based training programs.
For these advanced technologies accessible to local schools, U-ENAI for a limited time offer free e-learning programs to provide opportunities for Filipino students to experience the new trends in online learning. At the same time, it encourages schools to send their graduates to-in-the-job training and permanent jobs. Currently employs 250 people at its office in Mandaluyong City and this number is expected to grow to 1,000 next year. | 
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