KaratuAI for Governments
Governments: scale classrooms that teach with every learner.
KaratuAI partners with ministries, states, and public school systems to expand quality teaching, exam readiness, and job-ready skills, without rebuilding education infrastructure from scratch.
Built for governments across Africa. Start a scoped pilot with KaratuAI, then expand.
For ministries
Policy-aligned pilots
For learners
Classrooms that teach
12+
Exam boards supported
3 levels
Secondary, university, skills
Minutes
From topic to classroom
Africa-first
Built for African curricula
Why governments partner with us
Empower institutions and students with one classroom platform.
KaratuAI helps governments expand access to quality teaching support — curriculum practice, teacher-ready lessons, and employability skills — at the speed of a pilot, not a multi-year rebuild.
- Works with African exam boards students already sit
- Supports secondary and university pathways in one platform
- Designed for low-friction pilots ministries can expand
- Partners with institutions — not a rip-and-replace LMS
Platform features
What ministries and institutions can roll out.
Immersive AI classrooms
Every learner gets a teacher, peers, and a live board that teaches with them — on laptop or phone.
Notes → Lesson
Turn lecture PDFs and handwritten notes into structured slides and practice teachers can reuse.
Curriculum-aligned mocks
Timed practice for WAEC, JAMB, NECO, IELTS, GCSE, and more — with scoring and clear next steps.
School and university portals
Invite cohorts with access codes, keep branding local, and stand up pilots without rebuilding an LMS.
Parent and teacher loops
Families see progress. Teachers run lessons. Ministries get a path from pilot schools to scale.
Beyond-syllabus skills
Job-ready tracks sit beside the syllabus so graduates leave with practical IT and career skills.
What's included
The full platform ministries can roll out
Partnership pages used to list six highlights. This is the complete live product those pilots actually include.
Learners and classrooms
Immersive AI classrooms
Teacher, peers, and a live board on laptop or phone.
Notes → Lesson
Lecture PDFs and handwritten notes become reusable slides and practice.
Curriculum-aligned mocks
Timed WAEC, JAMB, NECO, IELTS, GCSE practice with scoring.
Study Chat and lecture library
Learners can ask follow-ups and attach their own slides.
Beyond-syllabus skills
Job-ready IT and career tracks beside the syllabus.
Institutions
School and university portals
Access codes, local branding, and pilots without rebuilding an LMS.
Parent and teacher loops
Families see progress. Teachers run assignments and class lists.
Certificates and named trainers
Institution-owned certificates and lesson intros that use your staff names.
Analytics and invoices
Adoption, progress, and billing stay inside each organisation.
Partnership models
Choose the path that matches your mandate.
National / ministry programmes
Co-design a country rollout: priority subjects, exam boards, language defaults, and school cohorts.
- Policy-aligned learning outcomes
- Phased school onboarding
- Named ministry stakeholders
State and local education authorities
Start with a cluster of public schools, measure classroom adoption, then expand district by district.
- District pilot packs
- Teacher enablement
- Progress visibility for officers
Public school systems & TVET
Equip secondary, university, and skills programmes with the same classroom engine and access codes.
- Multi-school portals
- Access-code invites
- Employability skill tracks
Product proof
From lecture notes to a living classroom — at national scale ambition.
Governments do not need another content dump. They need classrooms students finish, mocks that match real boards, and portals institutions can operate.
A classroom every public school can run
Teacher, peers, and a live board — generated from topics, notes, or exam boards.
How partnership works
From first conversation to a scaled programme.
01
Scope the partnership
Tell us the country, agencies involved, learner levels, and the first cohort of schools or universities.
02
Pilot with real classrooms
Stand up branded portals, train teachers, and generate lessons aligned to local boards and syllabi.
03
Measure and scale
Review adoption, exam-prep usage, and learner outcomes — then expand to more regions or levels.
Bring KaratuAI to your ministry, state, or school system.
Tell us your country, learner levels, and first pilot sites. We will propose a practical partnership plan.