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CT&AI Foundation Educator

  • 4 weeks
  • 1.1 hours of tutoring
  • 7 lessons
  • Certificate
  • English

What you’ll be able to do

The job, task by task.

  1. 1Foundations of Computational Thinking (CT) and AI Readiness
  2. 2From Play to Abstraction: Progressive Pedagogy for Computational Thinking
  3. 3Mathematics as the Cornerstone of Computational Thinking and AI Readiness
  4. 4Interdisciplinary Connections: CT across Subjects at Middle Stage
  5. 5AI in Real-World Contexts
  6. 6Assessment and Pedagogy in CT and AI
  7. 7Ethics and Responsible use of AI

Syllabus

Eight weeks, one desk at a time.

  1. Week 1

    Week 1

    Shared core

    1. Foundations of Computational Thinking (CT) and AI Readiness

      This domain is the ground floor of the whole certification: what computational thinking (CT) and artificial intelligence actually are, why CBSE has brought them into Classes 3-8 from session 2026-27, and how the skills grow from Class 3 to Class 8. It is the first of the seven training sub-themes CB

    2. From Play to Abstraction: Progressive Pedagogy for Computational Thinking

      From Play to Abstraction is sub-theme 2 of the seven training sub-themes CBSE notified in TRG-02 (09 April 2026) for the 2026-27 session. It covers the deliberate staircase the new CT&AI curriculum builds from puzzle-and-game learning in Classes 3-5 to abstract computational reasoning and early AI i

  2. Week 2

    Week 2

    Shared core

    1. Mathematics as the Cornerstone of Computational Thinking and AI Readiness

      This domain is sub-theme 3 of the seven teacher-training themes CBSE notified in TRG-02 (09-Apr-2026), and it explains why the Board has routed Computational Thinking through Mathematics rather than through the computer lab. In Classes 3-5 there is no new subject and no coding: CT lives inside your

    2. Interdisciplinary Connections: CT across Subjects at Middle Stage

      This domain covers how Computational Thinking is woven into Mathematics, Science, Social Sciences and language teaching at the Middle Stage (Classes 6-8), and how the two cross-subject projects bring CT and AI together. CBSE made it sub-theme 4 of the 2026-27 training theme (Notification TRG-02) bec

  3. Week 3

    Week 3

    Shared core

    1. AI in Real-World Contexts

      AI in Real-World Contexts is sub-theme 5 of the seven teacher-training sub-themes CBSE notified in TRG-02 (dated 09-Apr-2026) for the new Computational Thinking and AI curriculum, which rolls out for Classes 3-8 in session 2026-27. It covers what the syllabus actually asks students to learn about AI

    2. Assessment and Pedagogy in CT and AI

      Assessment and Pedagogy in CT and AI is sub-theme 6 of the seven training sub-themes CBSE notified in TRG-02 (dated 09 April 2026) to accompany the new Computational Thinking and AI curriculum for Classes 3-8, effective session 2026-27. The stakes are structural: the curriculum's activity-based teac

  4. Week 4

    Week 4

    Shared core

    1. Ethics and Responsible use of AI

      Ethics and Responsible Use of AI is the seventh of the seven teacher-training sub-themes CBSE notified in TRG-02 (09-Apr-2026) for the 2026-27 session. It is the domain where you stop teaching what AI does and start teaching what it should do — privacy, bias, misinformation, accountability — through

The certificate

What it says, and how it is checked.

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SPECIMEN — not a credential Certificate of Achievement

How each one is earned

  • Completion: every module of the course, done.
  • Achievement: pass the final evaluation at 60 % or above.
  • Distinction: 80 % or above on the same evaluation.

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  • Who it was issued to, for which course and level
  • The date it was issued, and the score
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The four axes

Every evaluation is scored on the same four questions.

  1. 1
    Output quality

    Is the deliverable correct, complete and in a form the employer could use unedited?

  2. 2
    Errors caught

    How many of the seeded defects did the candidate find, and did they document each one?

  3. 3
    Data safety

    Was personal or client data redacted before any AI tool saw it, and can the candidate show the substitution?

  4. 4
    Judgment under uncertainty

    When the candidate could not verify something, did they escalate, ask, or invent?

Who teaches you

A tutor that reads the same files you do.

A voice tutor, not a video. It reads the same files you do, points at the exhibit while it talks, and never lets an unverified number through.

  • It reads the same files you do.

    Every lesson opens on a synthetic client folder - a register, a ledger, a discharge summary - and the tutor talks about the actual cells and lines, circling them as it goes.

  • It plants one AI mistake in every lesson.

    A confident, wrong answer is in each lesson on purpose. You find the line that disproves it, say the rule out loud, and the tutor checks that you did.

  • It never lets an unverified number through.

    A figure with no source, a citation it cannot open, a claim it cannot trace: the tutor stops and asks, the way a good senior does.

What it is not

  • Not a human teacher, and it does not pretend to be one - it is PrepGraph’s voice tutor, and it says so.
  • Not a chatbot that marks its own work: mastery, verification and the certificate are decided by deterministic checks, not by the tutor’s opinion.
  • Not a placement service.
  • Evidence of supervised AI competence in a named profession. This certificate makes no placement promise and must never be marketed as one.

Questions

About this course

Do I need a technical background?

No. You need to be comfortable reading and writing in English and using a computer. The course teaches the rest on the files of the job itself.

How are the lessons taught?

By voice, one to one, on synthetic workplace files. The tutor reads the same spreadsheet or document you do, points at it, and plants one AI mistake in every lesson for you to catch.

How long does a course take?

Eight weeks at the planned pace: four weeks of shared core lessons, three weeks on your profession, and an assessment week. It is self-paced, and your access runs for the term stated on the course page.

What does the certificate record?

Evidence of supervised AI competence in a named profession. This certificate makes no placement promise and must never be marketed as one. It carries a serial anyone can check on this site without an account.

Is there a job guarantee?

No. The certificate is evidence of what you can do with AI in a named profession. We make no placement, hiring or salary promise, and neither should anyone selling a course.

Can I see a lesson before I buy?

Each course page shows what a lesson looks like and what the certificate records; where a live trial is open for a course, its page says so.

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  • Every file is synthetic.

    The companies, the people, the GSTINs and the patient records are invented for the course, so nothing you paste into a tool was ever real.

  • What the certificate is.

    Evidence of supervised AI competence in a named profession. This certificate makes no placement promise and must never be marketed as one.

  • You pay once.

    There is no subscription, no auto-renewal and no card details stored. Your access runs for the term stated on the course page.

  • The practical is proctored.

    What is recorded, who reviews it and how long it is kept is stated on each course page before you sit it.