Excel Academy Breaks New Ground With AI Technology Adoption
Nov 13, 2023
Key Takeaways
- Excel Academy has become the first SAT/ACT test prep company in Nevada to adopt AI technology through a partnership with Riiid, an AI EdTech company.
- This partnership allows Excel Academy to offer advanced test prep to students and local schools in the Las Vegas area, aiming to eliminate inefficiency and inequality in education.
- Excel Academy is excited about engaging more students through this partnership and bringing advanced SAT, ACT, and PSAT test prep to every student in Clark County and Nevada.
- AI-powered test prep technology provided by Riiid has already shown success in test prep bootcamps at local schools, helping more students achieve faster results.
- The personalized approach of Excel Academy combined with Riiid's technology can have a long-lasting impact on Nevada's education landscape, creating opportunities and improving education standards.
Excel Academy becomes the first SAT/ACT test prep company in Nevada to adopt AI technology.
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States - November 13, 2023 —
Las Vegas, Nevada - October 17, 2023 - Excel Academy, a local test prep and personalized tutoring company, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Riiid, an artificial intelligence (AI) EdTech company. This groundbreaking partnership propels Excel Academy into the rapidly growing world of global EdTech. It is the first test prep company in Nevada to adopt Riiid’s advanced AI-powered technology and the first to bring this innovative test prep to students and local schools.
This partnership affords Excel Academy to bring the most advanced and cutting-edge test prep to the Las Vegas area education sector. Riiid’s goals include eliminating inefficiency and inequality in education through advanced technology. With this vision, Excel Academy is looking to offer test prep success for all students, seeking partnership opportunities with local public and private school leadership.
An Exciting Move To Engage More Students
The team at Excel Academy is excited about the possibilities this partnership with Riiid can bring. They hope to engage more students by bringing advanced SAT, ACT, and PSAT test prep to every student and help achieve academic goals for students in Clark County and Nevada.
Excel Academy is currently bringing AI-powered tests and test prep technology to students through test prep bootcamps at local schools. This endeavor has already proven successful as more students gain access to this advanced technology and see the benefits of the AI-powered features. Nicole Brown - Excel Academy Center Manager - states that “The fact we can reach more students and help them in a larger capacity with faster results is game-changing for our community!”.
Engaging more students through advanced test prep technology can drastically change the scope of education in the local area and statewide. Using the Riiid platform, students can successfully prepare for exams in a shorter time with achieving impactful results. This development can bring education standards to a higher level in Nevada and create more opportunities for all students. The ultimate goal is to reach a greater range of students from different backgrounds and demographics providing more academic opportunities to all students.
The personalized approach Excel Academy brings to test prep, combined with Riiid’s innovative technology, can change Nevada’s education landscape for years to come. With Excel Academy ready to adopt future technological advancements developed by Riiid, platforms assisting with reading comprehension and other academic needs, the door is open to improve all areas of education for all students in Nevada. This is not a short-term solution, but rather an endeavor that lays the foundation for a highly successful future for the educational landscape in Nevada.
About Excel Academy
Excel Academy is a premier tutoring and test prep company offering various programs to help students with a comprehensive platform of services. This includes ACT, SAT and PSAT prep, K-12 tutoring, AP course tutoring, and College Counseling programs. For more information, visit the website here: https://www.exlacademy.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Marie Sanabria
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Organization: Excel Academy
Address: 2471 W. Horizon Ridge Pkwy, STE #100 Henderson NV 89052
Phone: 702 - 425 - 7949
Website: https://www.exlacademy.com/
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