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Skill Plus Reaches a Milestone

Adness Co., Ltd., a global leader in generative AI innovation based in Shinjuku, Tokyo, has announced that the total number of participants in its skill acquisition program, "Skill Plus," has surpassed 4,000 people as of September 2025. This remarkable growth has been fueled by increased demand for AI skills and the effectiveness of recent television commercials (TVCM).

Overview of Skill Plus

"Skill Plus" is designed as a practical skill acquisition program for working adults. Utilizing a patented AI-driven learning design called Success Learning®, it offers a tailored support system based on individual learning progress. Participants range from their 20s to 60s, engaging in various career paths including professional transitions, starting side jobs, and launching businesses.

The surge in enrollment is attributed to heightened awareness brought on by the TVCM campaign launched in August 2025, coupled with an expanding interest in generative AI skills. Courses focusing on AI writing and AI consulting have gained significant attention, leading to a notable shift in learning needs away from traditional areas like video editing and social media management.

Connecting Learning with Revenue

Adness has also implemented new initiatives to directly link learning with earning potential. These include:

• - Daily Work Sessions: An online study room that encourages regular study habits, complemented by consultation and operational support.
• - Job Challenges: Participants are assigned real-world projects, allowing them to generate income through activities such as writing articles on note and producing short videos. This initiative targets specific members in higher tiers for sales representation.

Through these measures, the rate of achieving monthly earnings of 50,000 yen has reached 43.1%, indicating that more learners are successfully recouping their tuition.

Looking ahead, Adness plans to expand its offerings by accepting projects from external businesses, thereby providing more practical opportunities to participants. As the social landscape evolves, it has become apparent that acquiring skills alone is not sufficient; there exists a pressing need for individuals who can deliver value to their surroundings.

Commitment to Value Creation

In response to this challenge, Adness is determined to cultivate a global community of individuals who are "committed to providing value and willing to grow simply." Skill Plus not only offers a platform for relearning but also emphasizes fostering a "giver mentality," focusing on nurturing talent that can contribute value to society.

Future endeavors will include institutional training initiatives aimed at nurturing hundreds to thousands of talents, while also exploring international expansion to deliver "optimized learning processes" to a broader audience.

About Success Learning®

Success Learning® is a patented next-generation AI education system (Patent No. 7610330) developed by Adness. It analyzes users' progress and comprehension in real-time, automatically providing tailored curricula and individual learning plans. By offering action maps that guide users towards their goals, it transforms learning experiences from "unable" to "able."

More About Skill Plus

Skill Plus is presented as a practical skill acquisition service leveraging the AI technology of Success Learning®. With over 1,800 lecture videos and a clear action map provided by the AI learning system, it allows users to learn these skills in an engaging, game-like manner while achieving their unique work styles.

Official Accounts

• - Service Website: Skill Plus
• - Instagram: @skillplus.official
• - X (Formerly Twitter): @skill_plus_PR
• - YouTube: Skill Plus TV

Company Overview

• - Company Name: Adness Co., Ltd.
• - Headquarters: 4-3-50 Yotsuya, Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan (5F Yotsuya Tosei Building)
• - CEO: Kota Mikami
• - Established: July 26, 2021
• - Business Content: Next-generation educational projects, web marketing support
• - Website: Adness