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AI ReadyAuthoritative curriculum · August 2026Every lesson has a job.
376 coded lessons · 51 module projects · 6 award levels
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376lessons
60 free core lessons
72 sector-studio lessons
20 facilitator lessons
AI Foundations
Build durable AI understanding, prompting, verification and responsible-use skills.
AI LearnerAI for Business
Improve marketing, service, operations, data and team adoption with human control.
AI Business PractitionerEarn with AI
Build credible services, media, products and client systems without income hype.
AI Career & Enterprise PractitionerBuild with AI
Move from no-code prototypes to reliable agents, software and deployed systems.
AI BuilderAI, Work & Society
Understand work, children, education, rights, policy and African AI capacity.
AI Literacy & Society PractitionerSector Studios
Apply AI carefully in agriculture, health, education, finance, creative work and more.
Named AI SpecialistTeach AI
Design inclusive learning, facilitate confidently and assess real evidence.
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O0.1Ready to Learn
What you really need to begin
Open lesson →O0.2Ready to Learn
Create an email address you can keep
Open lesson →O0.3Ready to Learn
Use strong passwords without relying on memory
Open lesson →O0.4Ready to Learn
Turn on two-factor authentication
Open lesson →O0.5Ready to Learn
Understand data, storage and battery use
Open lesson →O0.6Ready to Learn
Use tabs, apps, downloads, screenshots, copy and paste
Open lesson →F1.1Understanding AI
What AI actually is
Open lesson →F1.2Understanding AI
What AI is not
Open lesson →F1.3Understanding AI
The short history that helps you understand today
Open lesson →F1.4Understanding AI
Four jobs AI does well: classify, predict, generate and assist
Open lesson →F1.5Understanding AI
Your first useful conversation
Open lesson →F1.6Understanding AI
Why AI can sound confident and still be wrong
Open lesson →F1.7Understanding AI
Free, paid and open tools: what you actually need
Open lesson →F1.8Understanding AI
Set up a calm, organised AI workspace
Open lesson →F2.1Prompting and Interaction
What a prompt is
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The anatomy of a strong prompt
Open lesson →F2.3Prompting and Interaction
State the task clearly
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Give only the context that helps
Open lesson →F2.5Prompting and Interaction
Ask for a usable format
Open lesson →F2.6Prompting and Interaction
Use examples to teach the pattern
Open lesson →F2.7Prompting and Interaction
Break large work into steps
Open lesson →F2.8Prompting and Interaction
Iterate: the first answer is a draft, not a prophecy
Open lesson →F3.1Tools and Capabilities
The map of AI tools and capabilities
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Text and research assistants
Open lesson →F3.3Tools and Capabilities
Image and design tools
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Voice, speech and audio tools
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Video and animation tools
Open lesson →F3.6Tools and Capabilities
Data, spreadsheet and document assistants
Open lesson →F3.7Tools and Capabilities
AI inside tools you already use
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Choose by task, risk, cost and access
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Voice-first AI
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AI in African and multilingual contexts
Open lesson →F4.1Truth, Safety and Rights
Why AI gets things wrong
Open lesson →F4.2Truth, Safety and Rights
Verify claims, sources and calculations
Open lesson →F4.3Truth, Safety and Rights
Protect personal and confidential data
Open lesson →F4.4Truth, Safety and Rights