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Cambridge English convenes Asia Pacific leaders to accelerate action on AI in education

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Cambridge English hosted a summit in Kuala Lumpur to discuss AI integration in education across the Asia Pacific region, focusing on practical implementation in teaching, learning, and assessment. The event introduced a white paper on AI in language education and launched the Cambridge Teacher’s Hub to support teacher professional development, while regional leaders from Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Thailand shared insights on national-level adoption.

Cambridge English convened Asia Pacific education leaders at the Hilton Hotel Kuala Lumpur to accelerate AI adoption in classrooms. The summit emphasized practical applications of AI in teaching, assessment, and teacher training, with a focus on measurable outcomes and scalable solutions. Cambridge English, part of the University of Cambridge, highlighted its role in combining research, assessment expertise, and learning tools to support educators and learners in an evolving educational landscape. Two key initiatives were unveiled: a white paper titled *Generative AI and Language Education: Opportunities, Challenges, and the Need for Critical Perspectives* provided evidence-based guidance for policymakers and institutions. Additionally, the Cambridge Teacher’s Hub was launched as a platform for structured professional development for educators. The white paper addresses how AI can enhance teaching while mitigating risks, offering actionable insights for education systems navigating AI integration. Regional representatives from Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Thailand discussed national strategies for AI implementation, stressing the importance of Integrated Learning and Assessment frameworks. Belinda Fenn, Portfolio Director for English at Cambridge University Press & Assessment, noted strong regional alignment in prioritizing teaching quality and learner progression. Dr Evelina Galaczi, Director of Research, emphasized the white paper’s focus on AI applications that support teachers and improve learning outcomes. The summit underscored growing demand across the Asia Pacific for AI-driven solutions that bridge strategy and execution. Cambridge English committed to further collaboration with partners to deliver scalable, research-backed tools. Event highlights, including presentations and discussions, were shared via a recorded session available online. Moving forward, Cambridge English will lead through research, partnerships, and practical implementation to support AI adoption in education systems across the region.

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