COTHM Pakistan Partners with MindHYVE.ai to Introduce AI-Powered Hospitality Education
COTHM Pakistan has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with MindHYVE.ai™ to implement AI-driven learning across its hospitality and tourism programs, announced in a press release. The agreement introduces the ArthurAI™ adaptive learning platform to COTHM’s national network of campuses, beginning with a phased rollout in Lahore, Karachi, and Islamabad.
The collaboration will personalize learning for over 12,000 students by tailoring content to individual profiles, languages, and career goals. Faculty will gain access to AI-powered analytics and automated course design tools expected to reduce lesson-planning time by up to 70%. The initiative also includes real-time performance dashboards to track engagement and skill development.
The first phase will reach 2,000 students and 150 faculty members, focusing on training educators and integrating adaptive learning into COTHM’s curriculum. A joint governance council, co-chaired by COTHM’s Registrar Muhammad Jamil and MindHYVE.ai Pakistan’s VP of Operations Jahanzeb Ahmed, will oversee implementation and ensure compliance with national education standards.
Following the pilot, the system will expand to COTHM’s 16 campuses nationwide, establishing what the partners describe as a unified AI-powered academic model for vocational education in Pakistan.
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