Teacher training

Course 1 · Foundations

What creating with AI is, why the idea has to be the student's, and how to facilitate without touching the keyboard. Includes the recovery moves: what to say when a student is stuck, when they give up, when they copy their neighbour, and when they race ahead.

Course 2 · Implementation

Taking the curriculum into a real class of 25: managing a group where everyone is building something different, what to cut when you're running late, how portfolio evidence is captured, and how to fill in the rubric while walking between desks in under four minutes.

Staff training day

The entry format: one day, in person or live online, with your team. It doesn't require the school to have bought anything else, and it counts as AI literacy for staff under Article 4 of the EU AI Act.

What you leave with

• The minute-by-minute run sheet for every session, so you never have to improvise in front of twenty-five students
• The bank of tested prompts, and the recovery moves for when one of them gets stuck
• The observation rubric, designed to be filled in while walking between desks
• Each module's Plan B on paper: exactly what to do the day the internet or the tool goes down
• The consent templates for families, ready for the school to use

Format and length

Course 1 is online and self-paced — videos and materials — with an optional live Q&A, and takes three or four hours. Course 2 adds support while you take it into the classroom. The staff day is a few hours with your whole team, in person or live, and doesn't require the school to have bought anything beforehand.

Price

Training and licence prices are discussed with you, because they depend on how many teachers you are, how many groups, and whether you want a staff day. It's a half-hour conversation, not a form. The club price for families is published, and is a separate thing.

Status

The course is in production. The staff day can be booked now for the 2026-27 school year.