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CT&AI Lead Educator / School Trainer

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

What this course covers

The themes, one module at a time.

  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

Four weeks, one module at a time.

  1. Week 1

    Week 1

    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

    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

    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

    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.

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 teaches you

A voice tutor, one module at a time.

The self-paced route: the subject matter taught by the PrepGraph tutor, whenever you have time.

Explain, then prove it: when you are stuck the tutor shows the worked step, then asks you to do the next one yourself; when you are close, it asks before it tells.

  • One theme per module.

    Each module takes one theme from the syllabus on this page and works through it with you.

  • Self-paced.

    Short modules you can take one at a time, around a teaching week.

  • Designed around the CBSE curriculum.

    The content follows the CBSE computational thinking and AI curriculum for Classes 3 to 8. The certificate is issued by PrepGraph, which is not affiliated with, endorsed by or accredited by CBSE.

How it is judged

  • It is PrepGraph's voice tutor, and it says so — not a human teacher.
  • Mastery and the certificate are judged against fixed standards, never on the tutor's opinion.
  • The certificate records that you completed this course and passed its assessment. The certificate is issued by PrepGraph, which is not affiliated with, endorsed by or accredited by CBSE.

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About this course

Who is this for?

Teachers of any subject who have to teach, or supervise, computational thinking and AI - and the school leaders who plan it.

Which language are the lessons in?

The lessons are narrated in English.

How long does it take?

7 lessons over 4 weeks at the planned pace. It is self-paced, so you can take one module at a time.

Which curriculum does it follow?

The content follows the CBSE computational thinking and AI curriculum for Classes 3 to 8. The certificate is issued by PrepGraph, which is not affiliated with, endorsed by or accredited by CBSE.

How do I get it?

In India, through your school: your school enables this for its teachers inside the PrepGraph app. PrepGraph Academy also runs a facilitated programme on the same subject with schools.

What does the certificate record?

That you completed the course and passed its assessment. It carries a serial.

Related courses

  • What the certificate is.

    The certificate records that you completed this course and passed its assessment. The certificate is issued by PrepGraph, which is not affiliated with, endorsed by or accredited by CBSE.

  • Designed around the CBSE curriculum.

    The content follows the CBSE computational thinking and AI curriculum for Classes 3 to 8.

  • Self-paced.

    Short modules you can take one at a time, around a teaching week.

  • Reached through the school.

    In India, schools enable the course for their teachers inside the PrepGraph app.