Movac-backed AI startup SupaHuman expands to Australian vocational training
AI startup SupaHuman is expanding across Australian vocational training. It is backed by Wellington VC Movac.
SupaHuman builds software that automates the design and delivery of training for vocational providers. Its lead products, VETos and Nova 5, help training organisations create assessments and materials.
The company already works with TAFEs and training bodies. It had a soft launch in Melbourne in March.
After that, it signed clients like Canberra Institute of Technology and Hader Institute. It also partnered with Future Skills Organisation's Skills Accelerator.
This partnership supports AI use across Australian vocational education.
- Dave Howden
- Founder and CEO
- Movac (Wellington VC)
- Lead investor
- Auckland and Melbourne
- Offices
- VETos and Nova 5
- Main products
Why it mattersBetter training design tools could help Australia's skills shortage. Providers could teach more and spend less time on paperwork.
AustraliaThe company is hiring to expand its Melbourne office and rolling out across Australian TAFEs and registered training organisations, bringing AI-assisted course design to Australia's vocational education system.
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