Working Professionals

AI for Teachers and Educators

Teaching is rewarding but the paperwork never ends. Lesson plans, question papers, worksheets, report card comments, PTM prep. This workshop puts AI to work on all of it. You will build real materials for your own class, in your own subject, from day one. We also tackle the hard questions honestly: how to spot AI-written homework, where AI gets facts wrong, and how to teach students to use it responsibly. You leave with a term's worth of ready material and a repeatable way to make more.

5 days, 3 hours a day Level 1 · Foundation Online + In person In person: Max 20 learners

Who is this for: School teachers, coaching class teachers and tutors who want to prepare better lessons in less time

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Level and prerequisites

Where this course sits

Level 1 · Foundation

For complete beginners. No AI experience needed, and no coding, ever. If you can use WhatsApp, you are ready.

Prerequisites: None. If you can use WhatsApp, you can do this course. Bring a phone or laptop and your textbook.

Day by day

Exactly what happens in these 5 days

No vague promises. Open each day and see what you will learn and the real thing you will make.

Day1

Your first AI lesson plan

Get comfortable with AI fast, then make it plan a real lesson for your class

  • First conversation with ChatGPT and Gemini within 30 minutes
  • How to describe your class, board, subject and chapter so AI gives useful answers
  • Turning one chapter into a full lesson plan with objectives, activities and recap
  • Where AI gets facts wrong: checking dates, formulas and definitions against your textbook
  • Voice typing in Hindi or Hinglish for teachers who type slowly

You make today: A complete, checked lesson plan for a chapter you are teaching this month

Day2

Question papers with blueprints

Build exam papers the proper way: blueprint first, questions second, answer key third

  • Writing a blueprint: marks distribution, difficulty mix, question types
  • Generating MCQs, short answer and long answer questions from your chapter
  • Making an answer key and marking scheme in the same sitting
  • Catching AI mistakes in questions: wrong options, ambiguous wording, out-of-syllabus items
  • Creating a second version of the same paper for a re-test

You make today: A full question paper with blueprint, answer key and marking scheme for your subject

Day3

Worksheets for every kind of student

Differentiated material: support for weak students, stretch for bright ones

  • Making a basic practice worksheet from any chapter
  • Simplifying the same worksheet for students who are struggling
  • Adding challenge questions and open-ended problems for advanced students
  • Designing the worksheet neatly in Canva so it looks print-ready
  • Generating simple explanations and hints students can follow at home
  • The same worksheet in Hindi and English: bilingual versions for Hindi-medium and mixed classrooms

You make today: A three-level worksheet set (support, standard, challenge) on one topic, designed in Canva

Day4

Report cards and PTM prep

Personal, honest comments at scale, and walking into PTMs prepared

  • Writing report card comments that sound like you, not a machine
  • Turning short notes about each student into a full set of varied comments
  • Privacy rule for teachers: never put full student names or personal details into AI
  • Preparing PTM talking points: strengths, concerns and next steps per student
  • Drafting polite messages to parents for common situations

You make today: A comment bank for your class plus a one-page PTM prep sheet, built from anonymised notes

Day5

AI-written homework and honest use

Detecting misuse fairly, and teaching students to use AI the right way

  • Signs of AI-written homework: tone, structure, vocabulary beyond the student's level
  • Why AI detector tools are unreliable and how to verify with a conversation instead
  • Redesigning assignments so copying from AI is harder and thinking is visible
  • Writing a simple classroom AI policy: what is allowed, what is not
  • Teaching students to verify AI answers instead of trusting them blindly

You make today: A one-page classroom AI policy and a redesigned assignment for your subject

Outcomes

Walk out able to do this

  • Create a complete lesson plan for your own subject and class in under 20 minutes
  • Set a question paper with a proper blueprint covering knowledge, understanding and application
  • Make differentiated worksheets, one version for weak students and one for bright students
  • Write clear, kind report card comments for a full class without repeating yourself
  • Prepare talking points for parent-teacher meetings from your own class notes
  • Spot the common signs of AI-written homework and respond fairly
  • Explain to students what responsible AI use looks like, with a simple class policy you wrote
Is this you?

Made for people like

A school teacher who spends Sunday evenings writing lesson plans and question papers
A coaching class or tuition teacher who makes all study material alone
A senior teacher who is sceptical of AI but keeps hearing about students using it
A principal or coordinator who wants to bring teachers up to speed
A new teacher who wants a head start on planning and paperwork

Tools you will use

ChatGPTGoogle GeminiCanvaGammaNotebookLMGoogle Lens

To bring: None. If you can use WhatsApp, you can do this course. Bring a phone or laptop and your textbook.

Take home

You leave with real things

A lesson plan, a full question paper with blueprint and key, a three-level worksheet set, a report comment bank, a classroom AI policy, and the printed workbook with every prompt we used.

Your study material pack

  • The full course workbook, chapter by chapter
  • Every prompt used in class, ready to copy
  • Checklists and templates from the exercises

You get a batch access code during the workshop. Enter it any time on the study material page to download everything.

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Honest answers

Questions people actually ask

I am not good with technology. Will I be able to keep up?

Yes. If you can send a WhatsApp message, you have all the skills needed. We start from the very first click and the batch is small, so nobody gets left behind.

Will AI-made question papers match my board's pattern?

AI drafts the paper, but you stay the examiner. We teach you to give AI your board's blueprint and then check every question against your textbook. The final paper is always yours.

Is it cheating for a teacher to use AI?

Using AI to draft materials you then check and improve is like using a calculator or a guidebook. The judgment, the checking and the teaching remain fully yours. We also cover how to be open about it.

Do I need to buy any paid software?

No. Everything in this course works on free versions of ChatGPT, Gemini and Canva. We will mention where a paid plan adds convenience, but nothing requires it.

I teach all day. When are the sessions held?

Batches for teachers run in the evening or on weekends, never during school hours. The exact timing is confirmed with your batch start date on the call, and we set it with working teachers in mind because that is who the course is for.

Next step

Get the start date for your batch

Tell us you are interested and we will call you with the next batch start date for your city or online, plus honest advice on whether this course fits you.

₹5,999