The rollout of ChatGPT Edu signals a decisive shift towards enterprise-wide AI integration, underscoring EtonHouse’s commitment to innovation and the disciplined use of technology to strengthen operational excellence and institutional capability across its global network.
In alignment with Singapore’s national push to accelerate artificial intelligence adoption following Budget 2026, EtonHouse International Education Group has collaborated with OpenAI to roll out ChatGPT Edu across its global network.
The initiative establishes a secure, enterprise-grade AI workspace designed to strengthen governance and institutional capability across the organisation. Moving beyond isolated experimentation, the rollout embeds AI within structured enterprise systems, supported by role-based access controls, secure authentication and automated provisioning.
Building on Lumina, EtonHouse’s proprietary AI-powered lesson planning platform, this next phase extends artificial intelligence into broader organisational functions. Teams will now be able to analyse documents more efficiently, model scenarios, streamline workflows and enhance internal systems.
“Artificial intelligence is not a shortcut or a replacement technology. It is a learning infrastructure,” said Mr Ng Yi-Xian, Group CEO of EtonHouse International Education Group. “We are developing tools that help students learn more confidently, support teachers to plan and differentiate more effectively, and equip HQ teams to serve schools faster and with higher
quality. AI should amplify good practice, not replace it, so we are building the governance and capability to deploy it responsibly at scale.”
At EtonHouse, artificial intelligence is viewed as an augmentation layer rather than a substitute for professional judgement. The Group’s approach is grounded in structured staff training, clear usage guidelines and ongoing oversight to ensure responsible deployment aligned with regulatory standards.
“As Singapore advances its national AI ambitions, many institutions are working to bridge the gap between rapidly advancing AI technologies and their ability to deploy them effectively and responsibly. EtonHouse’s rollout of ChatGPT Edu shows how forward-thinking education organisations can translate AI into practical, trusted enterprise-wide systems that empower teams today, while building confidence for the long-term.” added Oliver Jay, Managing Director, International at OpenAI.
With this rollout, EtonHouse signals a shift from exploratory AI usage to secure, scalable integration across its global education network. In doing so, it positions education not only as adopters of technology but as contributors to Singapore’s broader AI capability building. This reinforces the group’s commitment to innovation anchored in institutional discipline and responsible deployment.