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EduLab, Inc. is dedicated to pioneering research and development in academic assessment technologies and innovative educational tools, serving markets both domestically in Japan and internationally. The company delivers a diverse suite of testing and learning services, primarily supporting language-focused educational institutions, including universities, corporate entities, and individual students. Among its specialized offerings are Einavi! and StudyGear, online platforms designed to assist learners in preparing for practical English proficiency tests. EduLab also provides Eiken Jr., an engaging, game-based English learning and assessment program tailored for preschoolers through junior high students. Further contributions include TEAP CBT, a comprehensive English proficiency examination assessing reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills, as well as CASEC, an advanced English assessment system utilizing item response theory and computer-adaptive testing methodologies. The company also develops specific speaking test systems for Eiken grades 4 and 5, alongside support mechanisms for Eiken group enrollments. Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, EduLab was established in 2015.
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