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Zambia's Obrizum AI-Driven Personalised Learning Pilot for Secondary Schools and TEVET

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Zambia's Ministry of Technology and Science signed a March 2026 MoU with Cambridge-linked Obrizum Group to pilot an AI platform that analyses students' needs in real time and adapts content, launching in secondary schools and TEVET institutions from mid-April 2026.

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Promoter
Zambian Ministry of Technology and Science / Obrizum Group
Period
MoU signed March 2026; pilot launch April 2026
Keywords
government, secondary education, TEVET, personalised learning, edtech

Description

On 9 March 2026, Zambia's Ministry of Technology and Science signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Obrizum Group Ltd, a University of Cambridge-linked education-technology company, to pilot an AI-driven personalised learning platform in Zambian secondary schools and Technical Education, Vocational and Entrepreneurship Training (TEVET) institutions. The platform is designed to analyse individual students' needs and abilities in real time and adapt educational content accordingly. Officials scheduled the pilot's launch for mid-April 2026.
As of the MoU announcement, no independent evaluation of learning outcomes, equity impact or data-protection safeguards had been published; the partnership is documented only through the Ministry's own announcement and technology-press coverage, so this practice is scored as an early-stage, largely unevaluated pilot rather than a proven intervention.

Read the full analysis: https://www.mots.gov.zm/?p=6871

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