AI for Education Leaders
AI for Education Leaders provides targeted guidance for executives, senior managers and change leaders responsible for digital transformation. We focus on AI strategy, risk assessment, governance planning, procurement considerations and compliance obligations so leaders understand how to implement AI safely and effectively. This includes reviewing current workflows, identifying opportunities for responsible automation and mapping risks across teaching, assessment and data management.
Sessions provide practical frameworks for decision-making and help leaders understand how AI interacts with regulatory requirements, quality assurance systems and organisational capability. This ensures executive teams can confidently oversee AI adoption and support strong governance.
AI Train-the-Trainer [Educator PD]
Our AI Train-the-Trainer program equips educators with the skills to use AI tools safely within training and assessment. Topics include prompt engineering, verifying AI-generated outputs, integrating AI into learning activities, managing risks and applying ethical frameworks aligned with national AI-in-education guidance. Trainers are supported to build workflows that enhance teaching without compromising assessment validity or learner outcomes.
Each program includes hands-on practice with real tools, scenario-based activities and guidance on how to apply AI to unit delivery while maintaining compliance with assessment rules and evidence requirements. This helps educators adopt AI confidently and responsibly.
AI Workshops for Students
AI Workshops for Students build digital literacy, critical thinking and responsible AI use for VET and senior secondary learners. Sessions explore how AI works, where it is useful, how to verify outputs and how to avoid plagiarism or unsafe use. Students learn how to apply AI tools in vocational contexts while understanding the limits, risks and ethical considerations involved.
Workshops are activity-based and aligned with emerging digital capability frameworks, helping learners develop practical skills they can apply in workplaces that increasingly rely on AI-supported tools. This improves digital readiness and supports employability.
