VietAlpha
Vietnam's math education is intensely exam-driven: success on national entrance exams hinges on material that reaches beyond the standard classroom, and that gap is typically filled by expensive private tutoring — putting advanced preparation out of reach for many.
Existing AI tools for Vietnamese students are often adapted from foreign systems. VietAlpha is built from the ground up to align with local standards.
Income figures: GSO Household Living Standards Survey, 2024 (average income per person/month). Tutoring rates: HCMC & Hanoi tutoring-center price tables, 2024–25; premium exam-prep ≈ 450–600K VND/session. The wealthiest families spend up to 10× more than the poorest on out-of-school tutoring (OECD, 2025).
VietAlpha is a reasoning dataset and AI ecosystem aligned with MoET standards. It provides pretrain, fine-tune, and evaluation splits for researchers and developers.
Built on official MoET textbooks and the national exam question bank.
A Socratic approach that encourages students to reason through problems rather than memorizing answers.
Generates drills across all difficulty levels, including exam-style questions.
A free resource powered by VietAlpha AI to provide guided problem-solving for every student.
Platform linking math practice to clothing donations for those in need.
Inquiry-based math delivered in schools in partnership with regional Departments of Education.
The core layer providing the infrastructure for localized math AI tools.
Student-managed fund supporting scholarships and seed funding for student ventures.
VietAlpha is a curriculum-aligned math AI and reasoning dataset built to Vietnam's Ministry of Education and Training (MoET) standards. It provides pretrain, fine-tune, and evaluation splits so researchers and developers can build math-reasoning models that follow the Vietnamese curriculum.
VietAlpha serves researchers and developers building Vietnamese math AI, and ultimately students who need affordable, curriculum-aligned math practice. The dataset and tooling are oriented around the classroom and the national-exam context.
Its data is built from official MoET textbooks and the national exam question bank, with an accuracy-filtering stage and topic-level lesson mapping so that practice stays relevant to what students are actually studying.
VietAlpha's open problem library is designed as a free resource for students, powered by the underlying dataset and models.
VietAlpha is a research program of CS Inspiration, conducted in association with Deerfield Academy and led by founder Quang (Harry) Tran. It receives cloud support from AWS and Microsoft Azure.
As of 2026, VietAlpha is scaling its data pipeline ahead of a V1.0 student-testing prototype planned for mid-2026, followed by integration with partner schools.