Thailand 'AI for Teachers' — Upskilling 160,000 Educators Nationwide
Thailand
Government programme that trained and certified 160,507 Thai educators in ethical AI use, saving 4 hrs/week per teacher, and reaching …
Malaysia · Putrajaya · See the Malaysia profile
Malaysia's Ministry of Education (KPM) and UNICEF deploy SiPKPM, an AI early-warning system tracking 5 million learners on 7 risk factors. In 2025, 4,758 dropouts reintegrated (up 76%); UNICEF reports 9,000+ returns (3,287 girls); SPM absenteeism cut to 8,076.
SiPKPM is an AI-enhanced national student-tracking system developed by Malaysia's Ministry of Education (KPM) in partnership with UNICEF, monitoring five million K-12 learners across seven dropout-risk indicators (attendance, academic achievement, disciplinary record, disability/learning-support needs, household income, distance from school, and parents' marital status). An AI-enhanced version was deployed nationwide in 2024, flagging at-risk students for counsellor and teacher intervention.
To identify students at risk of dropping out and connect them with financial, counselling, transport and logistical support (18 structured forms of assistance) to keep them enrolled.
Reintegration of dropout students rose from 2,708 in the prior year to 4,758 by early 2025, a 76% year-on-year increase. A UNICEF report covering the 2025 cohort recorded over 9,000 returning students, including 3,287 girls. The system is also associated with a reduction in Form 5 students absent from all SPM examination papers, down to 8,076 from 'tens of thousands' previously.
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Thailand
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Taiwan
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Poland
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Kazakhstan
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