LONDON, June 26 (Reuters) - Pearson has entered

a multi-year partnership with Alphabet's Google cloud

service, providing students with AI learning tools that also

make teachers' jobs easier, the British education company said

on Thursday.

The tie-up will focus on creating personalised learning

tools powered by Google's advanced artificial intelligence

models for students in primary and secondary school.

The tools will adapt to each student's pace and needs, while

also helping teachers track performance and tailor lessons, the

companies said in a statement.

Pearson Chief Executive Omar Abbosh said AI could help

reshape school education by replacing uniform teaching methods

with personalised learning paths tailored to individual

students.

Pearson has also signed multi-year AI-focused partnerships

with Microsoft ( MSFT ) and Amazon's ( AMZN ) cloud computing

services, as part of its efforts to personalise learning and

offer more digital education tools.