Business Wales has published a success story about AIMAITES and the work behind AITutoring.me.
The feature, titled “Closing the support gap: How the Accelerated Growth Programme helped AIMAITES bring personalised tutoring to every student”, looks at how the company developed and how support from the Accelerated Growth Programme helped strengthen its strategy and operations.
What the feature covers
Business Wales describes our aim of making high-quality, personalised tutoring more accessible to learners. It also explores the role of technology in helping students receive focused support while reducing some of the workload faced by educators.
The article follows the development of AIMAITES and explains how external business support helped us refine the company’s direction as we worked to turn that mission into a sustainable education platform.
Milestones highlighted by Business Wales
The Business Wales article highlights AIMAITES becoming a supplier to Adnodd, the Welsh Government's arm's-length body for bilingual educational resources, following a successful competitive tender process. This builds on our earlier work with Adnodd on AIRepresent.me, which teaches students about algorithmic bias and equity.
It also mentions our commission to develop anti-bullying resources for 2027, reaching the final four of the UKRI and Innovate UK Agentic AI Pioneers Prize — a competition open to companies and universities of any size, competing for up to £500,000 — and being selected as finalists in the Department for Education's Tutoring Tools Pioneers Programme.
Other milestones covered include exhibiting at Wales Tech Week, receiving Highly Commended for Innovation & Technology at the Torfaen, Monmouthshire & Blaenau Gwent Business Awards, and launching systems designed to reduce workload while improving outcomes.
Why it matters to us
AITutoring.me is being built around a simple idea: learners should be able to understand what they are getting wrong, practise the areas where they need help and access useful support without personalised education being limited to those who can afford traditional one-to-one tutoring.
Being featured by Business Wales gives us an opportunity to share that purpose, the progress made so far and the people and programmes that have supported the journey.