KAP, CARE Foundation launch AI Pilot Program in schools

Khan Academy Pakistan (KAP) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the CARE Foundation, under which the two organizations will jointly launch a pilot program for Khanmigo.

This program will equip teachers at CARE Foundation schools in Pakistan with cutting-edge artificial intelligence technology to improve the quality of teaching.

CARE Foundation has been providing significant services in the field of education for the past 30 years and is currently supporting 1,100 schools across the country. Through this partnership, teachers will be provided with innovative tools like Khanmigo AI that will not only help in lesson planning but also improve children’s interest and learning process. Mrs. Seema Aziz, founder and chairperson of the CARE Foundation, said, “This partnership reflects our belief that every child should have equal access to quality education. With AI tools like Khanmigo, our teachers will be able to teach more effectively and achieve better results.”

CEO of Khan Academy Pakistan Zeeshan Hassan said that we are delighted to be introducing the pilot of Khanmigo in Pakistan in collaboration with CARE Foundation. We hope that this tool will help our teachers in their daily teaching and enhance the learning journey of the new generation.

This pilot program is an important step towards the positive use of AI in the education sector in Pakistan. If successful, this partnership will pave the way for the effective use of technology in schools across the country, improving the quality of learning and teaching.