The AI-powered LMS built in Phnom Penh, for Cambodian schools.

Yes — Khmer is a first-class language, not a translation patch. The interface, AI tutor, AI quiz generation, and AI grading all work natively in Khmer. A Khmer-medium primary school and an English-medium secondary school can run side by side on the same platform. The team that builds SEKSAAHUB is based in Phnom Penh — Khmer is a working language internally, not an afterthought.

All data is stored on AWS infrastructure in the ap-southeast-1 region (Singapore). Singapore is the closest AWS region to Cambodia, so latency is low. Data is encrypted at rest and in transit, and customer organizations own their data fully — you can export everything at any time in CSV or other standard formats.

Yes. SEKSAAHUB exports attendance, enrollment, grades, and engagement data in standard formats (CSV, Excel) for any reporting requirement, including MoEYS (Ministry of Education, Youth, and Sport). We do not currently pre-format MoEYS-specific reports automatically — but the underlying data is yours and exportable, so generating a MoEYS report is a one-step transform rather than a multi-week data-collection project.

Yes. Seksaa Tech Academy (200+ students, daily use) and SabaiCode — both based in Phnom Penh — run their entire operation on SEKSAAHUB. The team that builds SEKSAAHUB also runs these schools, so every feature was prototyped in a real Cambodian classroom before it shipped. We are actively onboarding more Cambodian schools, academies, tutoring centers, and NGOs.

The mobile apps are designed for the networks rural learners actually have. The app works on slower 3G connections and degrades gracefully when bandwidth is constrained. Materials are cached locally so students can review lessons without a connection, and assessments queue and sync when the network returns. Live classes need a reasonable connection, but most other features work offline-first.

Yes. The platform does not enforce a Western academic calendar — terms, semesters, and program cycles are configurable per organization. Schools using a Khmer-style calendar, an international-school calendar, or any custom term structure can set it up however they need.

Direct in-app payment integration is on the roadmap. Today most Cambodian schools and tutors handle payment outside the platform — ABA bank transfer, Wing, mobile money, or cash for in-person sessions — and use SEKSAAHUB to track enrollment status (paid, partial, overdue). The CRM pipeline captures payment status so staff know who has paid for the current term.

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, pricing scales with student and educator count. We work with Cambodian schools and NGOs on local-context pricing — contact info@seksaatech.com if budget is a constraint.

Google Classroom is free and works well for distributing assignments, especially for schools already on Google Workspace for Education. SEKSAAHUB is a full education platform — live classes, AI grading, parent communication, attendance, enrollment CRM, and mobile apps — with Khmer-language AI features Google Classroom does not have. The honest framing: if you only need to hand out assignments, Google Classroom is free and fine. If you want to run your school’s entire operation on one system with Khmer support, SEKSAAHUB.

Yes — once you sign up (no credit card required), you can switch the interface language to Khmer. We also publish a Khmer-language blog post about school management software in Cambodia: read it at /blog/school-management-system-cambodia-km.