Run your entire school in one platform.

No. SEKSAAHUB is a hosted SaaS — there is no server to provision, no plugins to install, no database to back up. Most schools sign up, create their first class, and invite students within 15 minutes. A teacher who has used Google Classroom can use SEKSAAHUB. Schools with IT staff use them for content migration, single sign-on, and integrations — not day-to-day operations.

Yes. Student lists, class rosters, courses, and grade history can be imported via CSV or Moodle backup files. The Seksaa Tech onboarding team handles the import for new schools — typically a 1 to 2 week project for schools under 500 students.

Parents get their own login or link to the student account. The parent view shows attendance, grades, recent quiz scores, assignment due dates, and live class schedule. Push notifications via the mobile app keep parents informed of new grades, absences, and important announcements — without WhatsApp threads no one is reading.

Both, but SEKSAAHUB is designed primarily for K-12, secondary schools, language schools, and tutoring centers — schools where parent involvement, attendance tracking, and progress reporting matter as much as the curriculum delivery. Universities use SEKSAAHUB too, but Moodle and Canvas have more research-grade gradebook features for that segment.

Attendance is recorded per class session — teachers mark it on web or mobile. The gradebook supports configurable category weights (homework 20%, quizzes 30%, exams 50%, etc.), and end-of-term report cards generate from the gradebook with no extra step. Schools can export to PDF for printing or share digitally with parents.

Yes. Materials and lessons can be reused across classes and teachers. When a teacher uploads a worksheet or builds a quiz, it lives in a shared library — another teacher running a parallel section can pull it in. Substitute teachers stepping in mid-term get instant access to the materials the regular teacher uses.

Schools can export attendance, grades, and enrollment data in standard formats (CSV, Excel) for any reporting requirement — including MoEYS in Cambodia. For schools that need bespoke reports, the data is yours and exportable at any time. Customer organizations own their data fully.

AI grading works on text submissions — typed answers, essays, code. Handwritten work, diagrams, and physical artifacts still need human review. Schools typically use AI grading for the parts where it shines (quizzes, written responses, programming submissions) and keep visual or hands-on work in the teacher’s queue.

Yes. The UI, AI tutor, and quiz generation all work natively in Khmer. Primary schools in Cambodia run with Khmer as the main language and switch to English for English-language classes — both work side by side in the same school. Multilingual is supported as a first-class feature, not a translation hack.

Pricing scales with student and educator count. Every new organization gets a 30-day free trial with full access to live classes, AI grading, the CRM, mobile apps, and analytics — no credit card required. After the trial, schools pick a paid plan based on their size. Most small-to-mid sized schools find the bundled cost lower than a stacked-tool subscription stack.