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AI learning for schools,teachers and students.

There is no school programme yet. What runs today: two AI Tutor courses, AI for Teachers and AI for Students, a free five-question skill check for each, our team training and our research. Here is how a school could start with them, and the rules we would keep.

Register your school’s interest Four ways to start
What we can do with your school

Four ways to start.Each one runs today.

Every route below is a course, a format or an article that exists now. What a school changes is the format, the age range and the rules, and we set those with you.

01For staff

Staff learning with AI for Teachers

The AI Tutor course for teachers. Hand the preparation load to ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot and Gemini, then teach with AI: academic integrity, AI-aware assessment and AI-literacy lessons. Nova grades your prompts on real classroom scenarios. No code.

44lessons6weekly modules48hours of study

The 44 include the optional AI Foundations block: 20 lessons, free with every course.

Sample lesson
Differentiation: one lesson, every learner
Capstone, graded
The Teaching AI Operating System
See the course Try a lesson free Five-question check
For a school · Talk to us
02For learners

Students learning with AI for Students

The AI Tutor course for students. AI as a personal tutor: active reading, study systems, guided problem-solving, essay planning and a personal AI learning system. It quizzes them rather than answering for them. No programming.

38lessons6weekly modules41hours of study

The 38 include the optional AI Foundations block: 20 lessons, free with every course.

Sample lesson
Build your Socratic tutor: a prompt that quizzes you, not tells you
Capstone, graded
Your Personal Learning OS
See the course Try a lesson free Five-question check
Under 18 with a guardian's consent · Talk to us
03For a staff group

A school team cohort

A group of staff trained together on their own work, in the same three formats we run for companies on For teams.

  • Live onlineLive on Zoom, 3-hour sessions, a minimum of 5 people. AI tools on your team’s everyday work.
  • In personA trainer in the room for a full day, up to 20 people. On site in Sri Lanka, abroad on request.
  • Train + buildTraining plus build sessions over several weeks. We train your people, then build the first workflows with them.
See For teams
For a school: from 5 people · priced as For teams
04For leaders

Read the research first

AI Fluency for Educators, from our research section. The 4D framework, delegation, description, discernment and diligence, plus a systematic review of ten studies on how teachers build AI fluency while keeping human judgement central to the classroom.

Research · Education
6,596 words, with a PDF version. Free to read.
Read the article
Free · no sign-up
Running your courses on an LMS? Lectern, our LMS with a tutor inside, is in development.See Products
Inside the two courses

What a teacher learns.What a student learns.

The real modules of both courses, and two quick checks from each, taken from the lessons. Pick an answer: it is graded here the same way the lesson player grades it.

Keeping it safe

Six rules we would keep.Written before the first class.

Schools have their own policies and their systems have approved lists. These are the lines we would hold on top of yours. Where the courses already teach or check a rule, it says so.

  1. 1Your approved tools first.We teach on the tools your school or system has approved, and we check that list with you before any session.In the courses“Safe & private use” is a topic of the AI for Students skill check: use a tool your school or parents approve of. AI for Teachers teaches “Guardrails: privacy, judgment, and school policy”.
  2. 2Students join through the school.No student signs up on their own. Access and consent go through the school, the way your policy requires.
  3. 3A teacher stays in charge.AI can suggest. A teacher decides, and any mark that counts is signed off by a person.In the courses“Academic integrity” and “Feedback workflow” are topics of the AI for Teachers skill check: talk with the student before trusting a detector, and never let AI assign final grades. The capstone rubric grades the line between AI and teacher feedback.
  4. 4The least data possible.Students never put personal details into an AI tool. We collect only what a class needs, set out in our privacy policy.In the courses“Student privacy” is a topic of the AI for Teachers skill check, taught in “The limits: accuracy, bias, and student data”. Real student data anywhere in the capstone is an automatic fail on that point.
  5. 5Honest about the limits.We teach where AI is wrong, how to check it, and when not to use it at all.In the courses“Content accuracy” (AI for Teachers) and “Checking facts” (AI for Students) are skill check topics. Students learn “Verify before you cite: fact-checking AI outputs and tracing primary sources”.
  6. 6Right for the age.Anyone under 18 joins only once a parent or guardian has read what the course involves and ticked to agree. Younger students learn about AI before they use it.In the coursesAI for Teachers includes “Teach AI literacy: lessons about AI for your students”.
Research · EducationWhat should an Australian teacher know about AI before using it in class? Research · EducationAssessment in the Age of ChatGPT: What Still Works Research · EducationTeaching With AI: A Practical Guide for Educators Research · EducationAI Literacy: Should It Be a Core Skill in Every School?
How it would start

One school at a time.A pilot first.

Nothing is fixed for schools yet, so the first schools shape the format, the length and the price with us.

  1. 01

    Register interest

    Tell us your school, your role and roughly how many students. It takes a minute.

  2. 02

    A call with us

    We talk through what you want, your approved tools and your policies. Staff can take the free AI for Teachers skill check first.

  3. 03

    A pilot, shaped with you

    A small start over a few weeks with one group of teachers or one class.

  4. 04

    Review it together

    We look at what worked and what did not, then decide together what comes next.

AI for Teachers, per schoolTalk to us
AI for Students, per studentTalk to us
School team cohortAs For teams
Register interest

Bring it to your school.Be one of the first.

Leave your school’s details and we will be in touch to talk it through. There is no cost and no commitment.

  1. 1We reply by email to set up a call.
  2. 2We book a call at a time that suits you.
  3. 3We shape a pilot around your school’s rules.

We use these details only to contact you about K-12 Education. No student details are needed.

Rather talk it through first?

Tell us about your school and what you have in mind. We will be honest about what we can do today.

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