My Curriculum Mate Australia

My Curriculum Mate Australia is a content generation tool. An AI teaching assistant for Australian educators that generates lesson plans, worksheets, quizzes and slideshows aligned to ACARA v9, NSW 2024, Victorian 2.0 and WA curricula, with a free tier and credit-based paid plans.

My Curriculum Mate is an AI teaching assistant made for Australian classrooms. It generates lesson plans, unit plans, worksheets, quizzes, slideshows and classroom images, and maps each output to the curriculum a teacher actually works from: ACARA v9.0, the NSW 2024 syllabus, Victorian Curriculum 2.0 and the WA Curriculum. The product is positioned as built by Australian teachers rather than adapted from international content, which shapes how it handles cross-curricular priorities, general capabilities and learning outcome mapping. In practice, a teacher picks a subject and year level, and the planner produces a curriculum-aligned lesson or unit, including composite class support for K-10. A plan can then be turned into a slideshow with sourced images, suggested YouTube videos and selectable themes. The worksheet tool offers several question formats and differentiated levels with marking guides, while the quiz generator produces shareable student links, adaptive follow-up quizzes and results analytics. Extra tools cover crosswords, find-a-words, bingo cards, brain breaks, colouring pages and design and technology project templates. A chat assistant answers teaching questions at any hour, and the platform is also listed on the Google Workspace Marketplace. Access runs on a credit system. A free account includes 50 credits valid for 30 days, enough for roughly five lesson plans or worksheets. The Pro plan costs $120 per year with 500 monthly credits that roll over to a maximum of 1,000, and a Schools plan is priced per teacher with a shared credit pool, an admin dashboard and school-wide analytics. A library of free downloadable resources and a blog of Australian teaching guides sit alongside the generator. Among alternatives, it competes with general-purpose AI chat tools and international lesson planners. Its distinguishing point is the state-specific curriculum alignment, which suits Australian primary and secondary teachers, relief teachers and school leaders more than educators teaching to other national frameworks.