Excitement is spreading fast across the teaching fraternity as the KEWOTA Mwalimu AI Program, powered by KEWOTA in partnership with METIS Amal Labs, continues to help teachers plan lessons, set assessments, and deliver Competency-Based Education with ease and confidence.
Through interactive webinars and high-impact grassroots school visits, teachers across the country are embracing Mwalimu AI as a reliable digital teaching assistant designed for real classroom needs.
Webinar Sessions Empowering Teachers
Teachers recently came together for an engaging refresher session on the Amal platform, bringing both new and returning members into one vibrant learning space. The session focused on practical ways Mwalimu AI supports teachers through:
- Efficient lesson planning
- Simplified schemes of work
- Faster assessment creation
- Reduced workload and better time management
Webinars Making Assessment Easier
With mid-term examinations approaching, teachers are increasingly turning to Mwalimu AI to simplify exam setting and marking. During a focused webinar, participants learned how to:
- Create CBE-aligned exams using Amal
- Generate marking schemes automatically
- Grade learners in minutes
- Use the WhatsApp chatbot to generate exams effortlessly
Teachers no longer have to struggle alone when smart tools are available.
Certificates Celebrating Growth and Progress
Teachers who completed the InnovatED Amal Labs Course were celebrated for earning their certificates, a major milestone in professional development. The training has strengthened teachers’ digital skills, boosted confidence in CBE lesson planning, and opened new pathways for innovation in the classroom.
Strong Grassroots Momentum
On the ground, the Mwalimu AI program is gaining impressive momentum across the country.
In Nyakach, outreach activities reached over 80 teachers attending a Sub-County Music and Drama Workshop, generating excitement around both Amal Labs and KEWOTA. Further engagements followed with over 70 staff at Agai High School and more than 90 teachers at Sigoti Girls High School.
Sigoti Girls High School expressed deep appreciation for KEWOTA’s support through water tanks and hand-washing facilities, while requesting further partnership due to increasing student enrollment. The outreach also saw growing interest from male teachers seeking to join KEWOTA, which shows the organisation’s expanding appeal.
More Schools Lined Up
Plans are underway to visit additional schools before half-term, including Rae Girls High School, Ahero Girls High School, Onjiko Boys High School, Nyakach Girls High School, Thur Dibuoro High School, and Nyabondo Boys High School. The response on the ground shows strong readiness and enthusiasm for Mwalimu AI.
Don’t be left behind
KEWOTA invites all teachers to join this growing movement that is transforming teaching through technology.
First, join KEWOTA and become part of a strong professional community championing teachers’ growth and welfare.
Then, enrol for free training on the Mwalimu AI program powered by Amal Labs.
Finally, start using Mwalimu AI to plan lessons faster, create assessments smarter, and reclaim valuable time.
The future of teaching is already here. Join KEWOTA today and experience how Mwalimu AI is empowering teachers and transforming classrooms across Kenya.