Pupil
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Start learningSAVI Education — online learning for schools and workplaces
SAVI Education provides curriculum-aligned learning through SAVI School and professional, compliance and skills training through SAVI Workplace. Schools can find AI-supported GCSE lessons aligned to UK exam boards where mapped lessons exist. Lessons, revision, courses and credentials are organised so pupils, families, schools and employers can find the right path without treating SAVI as a replacement school or exam centre.
Ages 14–18 · GCSE
SAVI School
Pick a subject to open lessons, revision and exam practice mapped to UK exam boards.
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Professional learning
SAVI Workplace
Courses, pathways and credentials for work — including Microsoft 365 and compliance.
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Choose who you are, then a subject or skill
Pupils, parents, professionals and employers take different first steps. These links skip the hub pages and open a filtered course list.
Parent
Choose subjects for your child, then create a family account.
Set up a family accountProfessional
Search workplace courses, CPD and credentials.
Browse workplace coursesEmployer
Assign learning and track your team.
Sign up a businessFind a GCSE subjectFind a workplace courseself-paced GCSE learningonline GCSE learning for schoolsGCSE subject and exam-board coverageSkills Passport explained
School learners are covered by the safeguarding policy. Completions can be recorded in SAVI Credentials.
Access and pricing
What is free, and what has a price
SAVI does not hide a single monthly fee on this page. Free lessons and free starter courses open without a payment card. Anything paid shows its price before you enrol.
Pupil
Open a GCSE subject and start a lesson. A lesson marked free does not need a payment card. A paid lesson shows its price before you continue.
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Adults create the account, see every linked pupil’s progress, and set a learning budget. Pupils spend credit on priced lessons and see only their own learning.
Set up a family accountSchool
Schools use mapped lessons alongside their own teaching. There is no public self-serve licence price. Ask us about access for a class or a school.
How schools use SAVIWorkplace
Free starter courses are marked in the catalogue. Other courses show a price. A business account is for assigning learning and organisation billing.
Sign up a businessOptional AI Private Tutorials are booked separately and show their price before checkout. Subject and exam-board availability is the live coverage table, not a promise that every specification is complete. For a school or workplace conversation, email kate.edu@ai-build.ltd.
Evidence and sources
SAVI Education is the name of this learning platform. AI Build Group Ltd operates it. SAVI School is the GCSE learning service, SAVI Workplace is the employee training service, and SAVI Credentials issues the Skills Passport. Compared with a revision-only website, a SAVI School lesson is included only where a specification objective is mapped. A completion record is not a regulated qualification, and it is not proof of workplace competence.
- Legal entity. AI Build Group Ltd, company number 17151645, Sittingbourne, Kent.
- SAVI School. Self-paced GCSE lessons, revision and exam-style practice for families and schools. SAVI does not enter learners for public exams.
- SAVI Workplace. Employee training, CPD, compliance learning and employer administration, with prices shown before enrolment.
- SAVI Credentials. Open Badges and a Skills Passport for learning completed on SAVI. Completion, competence and a regulated qualification are different things.
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Questions SAVI answers
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What is SAVI Education?
- SAVI Education is the UK learning platform behind SAVI School and SAVI Workplace. SAVI School offers curriculum-aligned lessons and revision for secondary pupils. SAVI Workplace offers professional, CPD, digital-skills and compliance training with SAVI Credentials.
What is SAVI School?
- SAVI School is online GCSE-focused learning mapped to UK qualifications and awarding bodies. Pupils can use full lessons, revision, exam practice and, where offered, tutor-supported sessions. Progress can be followed by families and, where provisioned, by schools.
What is SAVI Workplace?
- SAVI Workplace is the employer and professional side of SAVI Education: courses, programmes, CPD, Microsoft and digital skills, health and safety, contractor readiness, and a Skills Passport for verified credentials rather than unverified attendance records.
Which GCSE subjects and exam boards does SAVI support?
- SAVI School is organised around GCSE subjects such as Maths, English, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Combined Science, with mappings for awarding bodies including AQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR and WJEC/Eduqas where lessons exist. Subject availability follows the live catalogue, not a claim that every specification is complete.
Does SAVI replace a school or exam centre?
- No. SAVI is a learning platform. It does not award official GCSEs, act as an exam board, or replace a school, college or registered exam centre. Pupils still sit exams through an approved centre.
How is AI used in SAVI lessons?
- AI can support explanations, practice activities and feedback inside a curriculum-mapped lesson. It does not replace a teacher or parent, and it must not make safeguarding or other significant decisions about a learner. School learners are covered by the safeguarding policy, and the AI policy sets the limits.
How much does SAVI cost?
- There is no single subscription price on the homepage. Free lessons and free starter courses can be started without a payment card. Paid lessons and courses show their price before enrolment. Family accounts use credit that adults control. School access and workplace organisation billing are arranged with SAVI rather than sold as a public self-serve tier. Optional AI Private Tutorials show their price before checkout.
How is learner safeguarding handled?
- School learners are covered by SAVI’s published safeguarding policy. AI-supported activity is constrained for pupil use, and concerns can be raised through the safeguarding contact on the policy page.