In March 2025, Pakistan's Federal Ministry of Education and Khan Academy Pakistan signed an MOU to roll out the Khanmigo AI tutor across 432 government schools, targeting over 300,000 students, starting with Islamabad middle schools and paired with teacher training.
432
Government schools targeted
300,000+
Students targeted
Details
Maturity
Pilot
Promoter
Khan Academy Pakistan & Pakistan's Federal Ministry of Education and Professional Training
Period
MOU signed March 2025; phased rollout from 2025
Keywords
K-12 education, AI tutoring, public-private partnership, teacher training
Context
Khan Academy Pakistan launched in Karachi in November 2024, chaired by Osman Rashid and funded by Pakistani philanthropists; in March 2025 it signed an MOU with Pakistan's Federal Ministry of Education to deploy the Khanmigo AI tutor across 432 government schools.
Results
The rollout targets more than 300,000 students, beginning with Federal Directorate of Education middle schools in Islamabad, with content in Urdu and regional languages alongside English, focused initially on math and science.
Conclusions
No independent evaluation or learning-outcome data has been published, funding amounts were not disclosed, and no data-protection or student-privacy safeguards were described in public reporting on the MOU.
Implementation
Indicative cost
Low (< €50k)
Time to results
Short (< 1 year)
Staffing & skills
Khan Academy Pakistan trainers for Federal Directorate teachers
Conditions for success
localisation into Urdu and regional languages
teacher training on classroom integration and lesson planning
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