Grade-wise Curriculum
A complete Class 3 to 12 AI syllabus, NEP 2020-aligned and paced to what each age group can genuinely take in — not a one-size-fits-all deck.
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Flagship ProgrammeWe don't hand over a syllabus and walk away. Our AI training for schools model puts your own teachers through certified training, runs classes inside the computer lab you already have, and leaves your campus capable of teaching AI on its own — long after our team has moved to the next school.
One programme, six moving parts — all handled by us.
A complete Class 3 to 12 AI syllabus, NEP 2020-aligned and paced to what each age group can genuinely take in — not a one-size-fits-all deck.
This is where AI education for schools actually sticks. Your teachers go through structured L1 and L2 training on campus, walking away with lesson plans and classroom-ready material, not just a certificate.
Teaching AI in schools works best as a practical subject, not a theory class. Our trained faculty run project-based sessions in your existing computer lab — no new hardware, no special setup.
Students build real AI projects and showcase them at school exhibitions, turning classroom learning into a portfolio piece they can talk about with confidence.
Every batch is assessed and passed through our e-check verification before a single certificate goes out — so certification actually means something.
Students and teachers both receive recognised certificates, and the batch is logged as work-certified in our system for future reference.
From first conversation to certificates in hand, a typical AI teaching school engagement moves through five stages.
We visit, walk through your infrastructure and class strengths, and agree on scope and a realistic calendar together.
The grade-wise syllabus gets mapped against your timetable and board requirements, so it fits into the year you're already running.
Teachers are grouped into L1 and L2 batches and trained on AI tools, teaching methods, and how to actually run a session — not just the theory behind one.
Sessions run in your computer lab across the term — hands-on and project-based, with our faculty working alongside your teachers rather than instead of them.
Students are assessed, the batch clears e-check, and AI certificates go out to both students and the educators we trained.
No. Our AI training for schools is built to run on whatever computers your school already has. Basic internet is enough, and several activities work offline too.
Class 3 to 12. Most schools start with a few grades and expand once the first batch wraps up — the curriculum is graded, so every class gets age-appropriate content.
They go through our L1 and L2 certification batches. The real goal of this AI education for schools model is that your staff can keep teaching AI independently after the first year, without leaning on us.
Mostly offline, delivered on your campus. Online and hybrid formats are available for schools where travel is difficult or for more remote districts.
Students who clear the assessment get a completion certificate for their class level, issued only after the batch is verified through our e-check process.
Tell us about your school, and we'll put together a roll-out plan along with a demo session for your management team.