Built in Chiang Mai · For international schools across Southeast Asia

Secondary students who solve real problems,
create value and innovate with AI.

EDUAI — Empowering Secondary Students to Solve Real-World Problems, Create Value, and Innovate with AI. We equip schools with a continuously evolving AI learning platform, project-based curricula, and teacher tools that help students turn ideas into real-world solutions.

หลักสูตร AI สำหรับนักเรียนมัธยม ม.1–ม.6 · เรียนรู้จากปัญหาจริง สร้างคุณค่า และสร้างนวัตกรรม

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lessons · year one
G7–G12
Junior & Senior tracks
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classroom hours
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teacher certification

EDUAI Learning Framework

Three stages, one path from curiosity to impact

Every stage stands on AI Literacy — understanding how AI works, checking its output, and using it safely. Students then move through three stages, each ending with a real piece of work, not just an exam.

Stage 01

Problem Solving

Students investigate a real problem in their own school or city — define it, interview the people affected, and use AI to research, analyse and prototype, while checking every claim the AI makes.

  • Driving questions from campus life
  • Fact-checking & bias detection
  • Interviews, data, evidence

Stage 02

Value Creation

Ideas become solutions people actually use. Students build with low-code tools, code, APIs and agents, test with real users, and measure the social, cultural or economic value they create.

  • Build MVPs with AI
  • User testing & iteration
  • Cost, time and impact estimates

Stage 03

Innovation & Entrepreneurship

Students pitch, price and plan like founders — product proposals, business models and a public showcase. We grade entrepreneurial thinking, never revenue.

  • Pitch & Demo Day
  • Financial literacy & pricing
  • Portfolio for university

Year-one curriculum

36 weeks · 72 lessons · 50 minutes each

The same theme for both age groups, with different goals, depth and assessment, so every school runs one coherent programme from G7 to G12. Fits two-semester and three-term calendars.

Every lesson: 20% concept · 60% hands-on · 20% sharing

0–5Real problem
5–15Mini-lesson & AI demo
15–40Students build, test & revise
40–45Show & peer feedback
45–50Reflect · exit ticket

Each lesson ships as an EDUAI Lesson Package: Teacher Guide · Presentation · Student Activities · AI Tools & Prompts (with token budget) · Assessment rubric.

Preview every lesson — no sign-in →

Rooted in Thailand · Built for Southeast Asia

Local problems. Local coaches. Regional ambition.

EDUAI is designed and piloted in Chiang Mai. Projects start from the places students know: haze and PM2.5 season, canteen food waste, school traffic, tourism, local businesses. Thai-speaking coaches support schools in Thai and English.

  • Trilingual by default — the platform runs in English, Thai and Chinese; English curriculum with Thai-language coaching and school briefings.
  • Local data & context — simulated and anonymised datasets drawn from Southeast Asian school life.
  • Curriculum-aligned — mapped to IB MYP Design / ATL and Cambridge programmes; schools decide how it counts.
  • Regional roadmap — Chiang Mai → Bangkok & EEC → Kuala Lumpur, Singapore and Ho Chi Minh City.
Chiang Mai, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Ho Chi Minh City

EDUAI SaaS

A teaching system, not another chatbot

The platform is designed from real lessons: assigning tasks, a guided AI coach, student submissions, teacher assessment and school reports, all inside safe limits set by the school.

Safe by design for minors

Personal data is redacted before it reaches any model. Unsafe requests are blocked, wellbeing alerts go to teachers, and every AI turn is auditable.

Managed AI for schools

Every AI request goes through the iDoris API, which routes each classroom scenario to leading open models from vetted, zero-data-retention providers, with automatic failover. School → class → lesson budgets mean no runaway bills.

Teacher-confirmed assessment

A five-dimension rubric with Junior and Senior descriptors. AI may suggest; only the teacher's confirmed judgement reaches students and reports.

iPad-first, one-touch sign-in

Students and teachers sign in with Touch ID or Face ID: no passwords to type in class. Works in the browser on iPad, Chromebook and laptops.

Quarterly AI Education Report

Completion, baseline-to-week-9 growth and usage for school leaders, clearly separating evidence of learning from usage statistics.

Curriculum that keeps evolving

Lesson Packages are versioned like software and reviewed by experienced international-school teachers before they are marked ready.

Enter EDUAI SaaS →

EDUAI Teacher Readiness Program

Any teacher can teach it, after 12 hours

Schools buy capability, not dependency. Our certification-style training gets your own teachers running EDUAI independently.

The EDUAI Teacher Readiness Certificate is an EDUAI credential. It is not an IB teacher qualification.

  1. AI tools & fundamentalsTeacher workspace, resources, model strengths and errors
  2. AI safety & ethicsChild protection, privacy, academic integrity
  3. Project-based learningDriving questions, classroom flow, differentiation
  4. Assessing student capabilityRubrics, feedback, learning portfolios
  5. MicroteachingTeach a real lesson, including AI errors and network outages

Aligned with established frameworks

UNESCO AI Competency FrameworkOECD · EC AI Literacy 2026Gold Standard PBLEU EntreCompIB MYP Design alignmentCambridge alignment

EDUAI is an independent curriculum. It is not affiliated with, endorsed or authorised by the International Baccalaureate® or Cambridge.

Become a 2027 pilot school

We are partnering with 1–2 international schools in Chiang Mai and Bangkok for the January 2027 term: trained teachers, a full 36-lesson semester plan with the first 18 lessons classroom-ready, a free 45-minute student showcase and a staff AI workshop.