Are you a teacher looking for smart, time-saving ways to plan lessons, support your students, and stay ahead of the curve?
This course is your essential guide to using AI tools specifically for teaching.

In this practical, hands-on course, you’ll learn how to integrate powerful AI tools into your classroom to streamline lesson planning, personalize instruction, and improve your students’ grammar, speaking, and writing skills. Whether you’re teaching beginners or advanced learners, these tools will help you work more efficiently and teach more effectively.

What You’ll Learn:

• How to use DeepSeek, Magic School AI, Curipod, Brisk Teaching, Speechace and other AI tools designed to support teaching

• Create engaging activities in seconds

• Use AI to differentiate instruction based on student level

• Save time on grading and give better feedback using AI assistants

• Help students improve their academic performance with AI-powered apps

• Ethically integrate AI in your classroom while maintaining high teaching standards

Who This Course Is For:

• Teachers at all levels (primary, secondary, or university)

• English language tutors working online or in-person

• Teacher trainers and academic coordinators seeking tech-enhanced strategies

• Educators curious about how AI can improve lesson delivery, student outcomes, and work-life balance

Why Take This Course?

This course focuses specifically on the needs of all teachers. By the end, you’ll feel confident using AI as your teaching assistant, saving time, increasing student engagement, and staying ahead in the fast-changing world of education.

Who this course is for:

• Teachers at any experience level who want to enhance their teaching with AI tools
• Tutors teaching students online or face-to-face
• Curriculum developers seeking to update teaching materials using AI technology
• Teacher trainers and academic coordinators interested in AI-driven language instruction methods
• Educators curious about technology and looking for practical ways to integrate AI into their classrooms