Digital & technology

AI Facilitation: prepare to teach Understanding AI and AI in Practice

Invite only. Prepare to guide both AI courses with session plans, inclusive practice, rehearsal and constructive feedback.

Hello World Learning

Units
6
Level
Intermediate
Learning format
Self-paced or facilitated
Content language
English

Invite only

This preparation course is free and invite only. Authorised Hello World staff manually enrol approved trainers in the Student role. There is no public application or self-enrolment. Staff separately approve teaching duties and any course-scoped facilitator role.

About this course

Invite only. Prepare to teach both AI courses through session planning, inclusive practice, rehearsal and constructive assessment.

Free trainer preparation; access is granted by authorised staff. Completion does not grant teaching permissions.

What you will learn

  • Confirm devices, supported tool eligibility, privacy, saving work and fair practice turns.
  • Plan the eight sessions for Course 1 and explain its common misconceptions.
  • Plan the eight sessions for Course 2 with actual attempts and independently checked calculations.
  • Adapt language, access, pacing and offline preparation while preserving actual practice.
  • Assess fictional work using each learner rubric and provide specific revision feedback.
  • Rehearse, revise and assemble evidence for both courses.

Your learning journey

Open a unit to see what you will work towards. Enrol to access its lessons and practice.

Unit 1: Shared preparation and privacy

Confirm devices, supported tool eligibility, privacy, saving work and fair practice turns.

Unit 2: Teach Understanding AI

Plan the eight sessions for Course 1 and explain its common misconceptions.

Unit 3: Teach AI in Practice

Plan the eight sessions for Course 2 with actual attempts and independently checked calculations.

Unit 4: Inclusive delivery and connectivity alternatives

Adapt language, access, pacing and offline preparation while preserving actual practice.

Unit 5: Assessment and constructive feedback

Assess fictional work using each learner rubric and provide specific revision feedback.

Unit 6: Rehearsal and delivery planning

Rehearse, revise and assemble evidence for both courses.

How you will learn

Invite only, free preparation for staff-approved trainers. Complete the readings, six saved preparation practices and self-checks, pass the final quiz at 16/20 (80%), and receive staff approval of every portfolio criterion. Quiz and portfolio unlock together after coursework. Revisions are allowed; no review turnaround is promised. This preparation certificate does not grant permission to teach or access learner submissions.

Before you start

For trainers invited by Hello World staff to prepare delivery of both learner courses. Familiarity with the learner content or equivalent beginner AI skills is recommended. Use fictional cases and supported devices; public video or outside paid services are not required.

RECOGNISE YOUR PROGRESS

A certificate of completion

Complete the required readings, save your practices and confirm your self-checks. Pass the final knowledge check and have your final portfolio approved by authorised course staff. You can revise your portfolio using their feedback.

  • 20 final questions
  • Pass mark: 80%
  • Unlimited attempts
  • No time limit

Your highest score is retained. Review the feedback and revisit lessons before trying again.

Once you qualify, download your PDF from the certificate activity at no extra cost. Issued certificates are also available in My certificates.

Public verification by code or QR shows your name, course, issuer and award date. It does not show your email or practice work.

This recognises course completion; it is not an accredited qualification or an identity check.

Take your next step

Invited trainers can open the preparation course from My courses. Hello World staff arrange access and approve teaching duties separately.

Invite only: AI Facilitation: prepare to teach Understanding AI and AI in Practice