Turn TVET planning documents into evidence-based modernization plans.
TVET.AI reads your Terms of Reference, feasibility studies and strategy documents, identifies the real capability gaps, and produces prioritized, evidence-linked modernization plans — aligned to your project objectives and the priorities of the funders and governments you answer to. Built on a structured TVET ontology, not a generic chatbot.
We're working with a small group of ministries, agencies, consultants and institutions to shape the product. No cost, no commitment.
TVET planning is slow, manual, and hard to defend.
Every modernization project starts the same way: stacks of policy documents, feasibility studies and Terms of Reference that someone has to read, interpret and turn into a plan.
- Planning cycles that run 12 to 24 months.
- Heavy dependence on consultants to read and synthesize documents by hand.
- Gaps identified inconsistently, project to project.
- Recommendations that drift from the real needs — and from what donors will actually fund.
- Almost no traceability when a donor, ministry or auditor asks “why this, why now, and on what evidence?”
The analysis is the bottleneck. That’s the part TVET.AI handles.
From documents to a defensible plan, in three steps.
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Add your planning documents: Terms of Reference, feasibility studies, national strategies, curricula, project proposals.
Analyze
TVET.AI classifies each document, retrieves the relevant evidence, and maps capability gaps against a structured ontology of vocational sectors, modernization categories and equipment systems.
Plan
You get a prioritized modernization plan — gaps ranked by severity, feasibility and impact, aligned to your project objectives — with every recommendation traced back to its source. When a project calls for it, the same plan extends down to lab and equipment detail.
Not a generic AI tool.
TVET-specific, by design
General AI tools don’t understand vocational sectors, modernization patterns or equipment systems. TVET.AI runs on a structured ontology built specifically for technical education planning.
Auditable, not a black box
Every gap, priority and recommendation links back to the evidence behind it — defensible in government procurement and donor-funded review, where “the AI said so” is not an acceptable answer.
Aligned to how projects get funded
TVET.AI connects the thread most tools drop: policy → evidence → priorities → a plan that maps to donor and government objectives. When a project calls for it, the same thread extends all the way to equipment and procurement.
Built for the people who plan and fund technical education.
Consulting & advisory firms running TVET diagnostics, skills assessments and modernization projects.
Development agencies & donors preparing projects, baselines and investment cases.
Ministries & national TVET agencies planning reform, skills strategy and infrastructure.
TVET institutions modernizing programs, labs and equipment.
From people who've spent 15 years inside TVET.
TVET.AI is built by the team behind Edquip and TVET Journal. We’ve spent more than 15 years working in how technical education institutions around the world plan, fund and buy training equipment — across the UK, US, Canada, the EU and beyond.
TVET.AI is the planning layer we always wished existed.
It’s in active development. We’re deliberately building it with a small group of early users so it solves the right problems, the right way. If that’s you, get in early — you’ll shape what we build first.
Request early access
Tell us a little about you and your organization, and we’ll be in touch as we open the first cohort.
We use this to understand who’s interested. No spam, no sharing your details. We’re only talking to a small number of organizations.
Common questions
Is this just ChatGPT with a wrapper? +
No. General AI tools have no concept of TVET sectors, modernization categories or equipment systems, and they can’t show you why they reached a conclusion. TVET.AI runs on a structured, TVET-specific ontology and links every output back to source evidence — which is what makes it usable in procurement and donor contexts.
Is it available now? +
Not yet — it’s in active development. We’re opening early access to a small group first. Signing up puts you in line and lets you influence the roadmap.
What will it cost? +
Pricing isn’t finalized. Early participants help us get it right and will get founding terms. That’s part of why we want to talk to you now.
What happens to documents and data I share? +
Anything you share is treated as confidential. We don’t sell or share your data. We’ll cover specifics on the call.
Who's behind it? +
Built by the team behind Edquip and TVET Journal — 15+ years in TVET procurement, vendor relationships and institutional planning worldwide.