VETos AI Platform for Vocational Training

Supahuman Limited is a New Zealand company with an Australian subsidiary and hubs in Auckland and Sydney. It builds VETos, an AI platform that helps registered training organisations and TAFEs design assessments and learning resources and keep compliance documentation audit-ready.

VETos generates assessments from training packages, validates them with AI, maps scope, units and assessments, and exports to Word and InDesign. Its companion product Nova produces activities, simulations and coached practice, with 20 activity types and a 24/7 training advisor. Customers named include Competenz, BCITO, SEDA Group and Canberra Institute of Technology.

• Assessment generation: Builds assessments from training packages with AI validation.
• Compliance map: Links scope, units and assessments for audit readiness.
• Export: Editable Word and print-ready InDesign files.
• Nova activities: 20 activity types, simulations and coached practice.
• Training advisor: 24/7 formative feedback on practice tests without marking.
• Frictionless access: Learners open content from one link, no installs.

Vietnamese vocational colleges can generate competency-based assessments and learning materials faster. Corporate training academies in manufacturing can build assessment banks mapped to job standards. Training providers working with foreign partners can document alignment with quality frameworks.

Speeds up creation of vocational assessments and learning materials from training packages. AI validation flags issues before audits, and a compliance map links scope, units and assessments. A 14-day free trial on the provider's own scope lowers adoption risk.

Vocational education providers face rising compliance workload and need for competency-based assessment, and AI is being applied to content and audit preparation. Vietnamese vocational colleges and corporate training units moving to competency-based frameworks may face similar needs, though Supahuman currently serves ANZ.

Series A of NZ$2.6 million (about A$2.1 million) led by Movac, reported 2026-10-19. Hubs in Auckland and Sydney; Australian customers contract with Supahuman Pty Ltd. Partners include Future Skills Organisation and EduGrowth.