Khan Academy Pakistan, CARE Foundation partner to pilot Khanmigo, AI-powered teaching assistant

Khan Academy Pakistan has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with CARE Foundation, a leading nonprofit in education with over 30 years of transformative impact, to launch a pilot program introducing Khanmigo AI—an innovative, AI-powered teaching assistant—to educators across CARE’s network.

With a presence in 1,100 schools, CARE Foundation is committed to integrating cutting-edge technology to enhance learning outcomes. Through this collaboration, teachers will be equipped with Khanmigo AI—a tool designed to support personalised instruction, streamline lesson planning, and foster student engagement through adaptive learning.

“This partnership reflects our mission to leverage technology for equitable, quality education,” said Seema Aziz, Founder & Chairperson at CARE Foundation. “Khanmigo’s AI-driven insights will empower our teachers to deliver even greater impact in the classroom.”

Zeeshan Hasan, CEO of Khan Academy Pakistan, added: “Together with CARE Foundation, we’re excited to pilot Khanmigo’s potential in Pakistan’s educational landscape, supporting teachers as they nurture the next generation of learners.”

This pilot marks a significant step toward integrating AI in Pakistan’s education system, aligning with both organisations’ vision of using innovation to empower teachers and students. The outcomes of this collaboration will pave the way for scalable, tech-driven solutions that elevate learning experiences nationwide.