Lessons on the classroom TV
Word cards, memory pairs and listen-and-pick games for two teams with a scoreboard. Crayon lessons go step by step with spoken instructions, so a teacher without art training can still lead the class.
H2edu is the platform HimiTek built for children's English, art and enrichment centres. Teachers run the lesson on the classroom TV, children practise at home through their own link, and parents get feedback and their child's work. It runs today at Star Education.

Your centre keeps the books and curriculum it already teaches. H2edu handles what happens around them: the lesson on screen, practice at home, progress tracking and contact with parents.
Word cards, memory pairs and listen-and-pick games for two teams with a scoreboard. Crayon lessons go step by step with spoken instructions, so a teacher without art training can still lead the class.
No app and no account. Children practise 10 to 15 minutes in the evening on the lesson they just had. The browser turns speech into text and checks each word, and the child's voice is not recorded.
The next morning the teacher sees who finished, who stopped halfway and which words the whole class keeps missing. The board downloads to Excel.
The teacher photographs each drawing on a phone, scores it and writes a comment. Parents get the comment slip, a certificate with their child's drawing, and can order prints on a calendar, mug or canvas.
The system drafts each child's comment from their learning data. The teacher edits and approves it before it goes to parents. No draft leaves on its own.
Each family gets a tuition page with the amount and a VietQR code that pays straight into the centre's account. The system drafts the reminder and staff paste it into Zalo.
Children's English, art and multi-subject enrichment centres that talk to parents on Zalo, mark homework and report progress by hand, and want to add classes or branches without adding paperwork.
Three steps. Your centre sees results in a real class before deciding to expand.
Walk through a week of English and one art lesson as a teacher and as a parent, on demo data. Together we pick the subject and the class for the trial.
We set up a system under your centre's name, load the class and its students, and show teachers how to use it. One class runs with real students, teachers send feedback and we fix what they find.
Turn on more classes, subjects and branches. You pay by the number of children enrolled each month; children who have left are not counted.
H2edu is the education platform brand that HimiTek builds and runs on the technology side. The page for centre owners, demo booking and a sample lesson are at h2edu.vn. Each centre works on its own system under a subdomain, for example star.h2edu.vn.
No. Your centre keeps teaching its own books. H2edu adds lessons that follow the book you use. The crayon art lessons are ready to use, and teachers complete training and pass a check before teaching them.
Each centre has its own database, and an account from one centre cannot open another. A child's link cannot be guessed and does not appear on Google. Access follows roles (owner, branch manager, teacher, teaching assistant), and admin actions are logged. This follows Vietnam's Personal Data Protection Law 91/2025/QH15, which has an article on children's data.
No. It only drafts comments. A teacher edits and approves each one before it is sent. Tuition reminders are also sent by centre staff through Zalo.
By the number of children enrolled each month. HimiTek quotes the exact rate after the demo, based on how many subjects and branches you run.
How many classes and branches you have, and how parents hear from you today. HimiTek will set up a 30-minute demo on your own subjects.