Canarie is proud to have been the preparation platform for the Thailand AI Engineering Championship 2025, a national competition that challenges high school students across Thailand to show what they can do with AI and engineering. Supporting the next generation of AI engineers is exactly why we started Canarie, and being part of this championship was a meaningful step for our team.
Competitions like this ask a lot of students. Beyond talent and curiosity, they need a clear way to build their skills, practise consistently and understand where they still need to improve. That's where Canarie came in. As the championship's preparation platform, Canarie gave students a place to:
- Learn the fundamentals through structured, interactive lessons
- Practise with instant feedback, so every mistake became a chance to learn
- Get personalized guidance from our AI tutor, which adapts to each student's progress and points them to what to study next
Students could prepare at their own pace, whenever and wherever suited them, without needing a private tutor.
The moment we're most proud of: this year's first-place winner used Canarie to prepare for the championship. Hearing that a student used Canarie as their tutor on the road to first place is the best feedback we could ask for. It shows what's possible when a talented, hard-working student has the right support. The achievement is theirs, and we're honored to have played a small part in their journey.
Congratulations to the winner, and to every finalist who made it to the final round. Each of you showed skill, determination and a real passion for AI.
Working with the Thailand AI Engineering Championship reinforced something we believe deeply: every student deserves access to high-quality, personalized preparation, not just those who can afford private tutoring. We'll keep building Canarie to help more students prepare for the exams and competitions that open doors for their future.
Thank you to CMKL University and the AI Engineering Institute for trusting Canarie with this role, and to all the students, teachers and partners who made the championship possible.