AI Curriculum Provider for Schools in Dubai
Plenty of schools integrate a few AI lessons into an existing ICT class. As an AI curriculum provider for schools in Dubai, we build AI as its own subject, with dedicated lesson plans, marking and teacher training, not tucked inside a subject that was never built for it.
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What Our AI Curriculum for Schools in Dubai Offers
The AI Programme in Full
Support Beyond the Syllabus
Ongoing support around our AI curriculum doesn't stop once the textbooks arrive.
Ongoing Development for AI Teachers
Ongoing training so AI teaching methods don't stay fixed at year one.
A Plain-Language Guide for Parents
Sessions that explain what AI covers, without the jargon.
A Path for Parent Involvement
Webinars for parents who want more than a term-end summary.
Extra Practice Where It's Needed
Workshops for students who need more time with a concept.
A Club Beyond the Timetable
An informal space for students who want to keep exploring AI.
Backing for AI Competitions
Entry guidance for students entering coding and AI events nationally.
A Wider Audience for Student Work
Digital Fest puts AI projects in front of judges from other schools.
Support Whenever It's Needed
Round-the-clock support for both students and teachers, whenever something goes wrong.
The Same AI Curriculum, Worldwide
We deliver this same AI curriculum in 10+ countries, across 500+ partner schools, reaching more than 400,000 students. Whether a school follows the British Curriculum, CBSE, or ICSE, this runs alongside it in the same way, not adapted differently depending on the underlying syllabus.
Making AI Concrete
An AI lesson here isn't just a slide explaining what a neural network is. Students train simple models, test them against real data, and see where the results go wrong as often as where they go right. That's a more honest way to teach the subject than theory alone ever could be.
Rooted in India, Running Worldwide
Our AI curriculum is backed by years of use across classrooms, well before AI was a standard part of any school's timetable. The same curriculum now runs in 10+ countries, across 500+ partner schools, and has reached more than 400,000 students. It's also built to line up with NEP (National Education Policy) 2020 and the NCF (National Curriculum Framework), including the latest CBSE approach to Computational Thinking and AI. In CBSE schools, this practical approach also fits what Grade 9 students are expected to do under Kaushal Vikas.
What AI Classes Look Like Here
An AI classroom here looks less like a lecture and more like a workshop, with students building, testing and fixing projects rather than just reading about them. That's what an AI classes curriculum for schools in Dubai is meant to look like, hands full, not just notebooks.
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