AI in Education Course

AI in Education Course

A fully online course for schools: how teachers can recognise and respond to AI-assisted homework, how learners can use AI without shortcutting their own learning, and how school management can set real AI policy — built around a real Kenyan classroom, not generic AI hype.

🌐 Fully Online🏫 4 Tiers: Learners, Teachers, Parents, Management🎯 90% Pass Mark🇰🇪 TVETA/NITA Registered Institute
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Course Tiers
KES 1,000+
Starting Fee
90%
Pass Mark
4 Weeks
Typical Duration

Why This Course Exists

Teachers across Kenya are already dealing with students using AI tools to shortcut homework — this course was built to answer that directly, alongside the wider question of how AI can be used well across every part of a school, not just to catch misuse. It is grounded throughout in a real school scenario (fictional Uwezo High School, Eldoret) with a teacher, a deputy principal, and a student, so every technique is concrete rather than abstract advice.

The course covers the real, documented limitations of AI-detection tools like Turnitin — including their false-positive risk for non-native English writers — so that a teacher acting on this course’s advice does not end up unfairly accusing an honest student. It also covers Kenya-specific compliance: the Data Protection Act 2019, ODPC registration, and Children Act 2022 safeguarding duties, not generic international guidance repackaged for Kenya.

Choose Your Tier

The course is split into four separately priced tiers, so you only pay for the content relevant to your role. All four share the same Foundations module and can be taken independently.

For Learners
KES 1,000
Using AI responsibly for study without losing real skills.
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For Teachers
KES 2,500
Detecting AI-assisted homework and using AI as a teaching assistant.
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For Parents
KES 2,500
Supporting your child's AI use at school and at home.
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For Management
KES 5,000
School AI policy, procurement, governance and safeguarding.
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What You Will Learn

  • Foundations: Understanding AI in Education
  • Detecting & Responding to AI-Assisted Homework
  • AI as a Teaching Assistant
  • AI Across School Subjects
  • School AI Policy & Governance
  • Ethics & Safeguarding (incl. real Kenyan escalation channels)
  • Data Privacy & the Data Protection Act 2019
  • Building Your School's AI Roadmap

Who This Course Is For

👩‍🏫Secondary School Teachers
🎓Students & Learners
👪Parents & Guardians
🏫Deputy Principals & School Management
📋Curriculum & Policy Committees
🌍Private & Public Schools Kenya-Wide

Ready to Bring AI Literacy to Your School?

Four tiers from KES 1,000. Fully online. 90% pass mark. Real Kenyan school context throughout.

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Related AI Courses

Looking for something else? See AI in Healthcare, AI in Business, or our general Artificial Intelligence course covering ChatGPT, Claude and prompt engineering for any field.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know which tier to enroll in?

Learners and Teachers are the two most commonly enrolled tiers. If you’re a school administrator responsible for policy, budget or safeguarding, the Management tier covers that specifically. Parents can take the Parents tier independently of what their child’s school offers.

Is this course fully online?

Yes, all four tiers are delivered fully online through MTTI’s learner portal, with interactive lessons, scenario-based practicals, and quizzes.

Why is the pass mark 90% instead of the usual 50%?

This course family was deliberately set to a stricter 90% pass mark to keep the certification meaningful for a subject this practically important — the rest of MTTI’s courses use a 50% pass mark.

Does this course tell teachers how to catch every AI-written assignment?

No course honestly can, and this one says so directly — it teaches the real, documented limitations of AI-detection tools (including their false-positive risk) alongside practical, fairer techniques like redesigned assessments and structured conversations with students.