Kazakhstan has launched the first free AI-based tutor

In Kazakhstan, the first free AI-powered tutor for school students has launched. The project was presented ahead of school exams. The digital tool, based on artificial intelligence, provides access to educational materials regardless of place of residence or family financial circumstances.

The service is hosted on the Testter.kz platform, one of the country's largest educational platforms. Currently, more than 1.5 million users from over 2,000 schools are registered on the platform. The project has already received positive feedback from students, parents, and teachers.

The tutor helps:

— answer questions in free-form

— explain complex topics in simple language— ask clarifying questions

— suggest tasks tailored to the student's knowledge level

— identify gaps in materials

— prepare for the UNT, olympiads, and international exams.

To use the service, you need to register on Testter.kz, select the "AI Tutor" section, choose the subject and language of instruction, and then ask a question. The system takes into account the student's preparation level and provides individual explanations and tasks. For example, if a child has difficulties with mathematics, they will receive additional problems and explanations, while for literature, they will get analysis of works and their meanings. The project is evolving, and the team is studying user requests and system performance to improve the accuracy and quality of responses.

The tutor does not replace the teacher but complements the school curriculum, reducing the workload on educators and allowing students to independently work through complex topics. In the context of the growing number of students and a shortage of qualified teachers, the technology helps ensure equal access to quality knowledge.

Source: Testter