For schools

Bring AmanahVale to your school.

If you lead or teach at a school in Kashmir and want your students to learn AI, write to us. Here is what you need, and what happens next.

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What your school needs

A teacher willing to learn first
Any subject. The course starts from the beginning, and the teacher’s page on every lesson sets out the plan.
Devices if you have them
A lab, one projector or a few phones all work. Every lesson has a “No laptop today?” version and prints on paper.
A parent’s agreement for each child
Children are under 18, so a parent agrees before a teacher creates their account. A child’s work is seen by their own teacher, not by other teachers or other schools.

How it starts

1
Write to us
Tell us your school, its district, which classes you would like to teach, and roughly how many teachers would take part. Say what devices you have, if any. None is also an answer.
2
We set up your teachers
Teacher accounts are made by us, not by sign-up, so every account belongs to a real teacher at a real school. Each teacher gets their own sign-in.
3
Teachers learn first
Before teaching it, each teacher works through the AI course at their own pace, with a short quiz after each part, and joins the in-person seminars.
4
Each teacher sets up a class
The teacher adds their students, recording a parent’s consent for each child, and prints a slip with every child’s class code, username and PIN. Children never sign up and never need an email address.
5
Teach from the book
Each lesson runs in forty minutes, the same shape every time, with a teacher’s page beside it. Students work through it step by step, and you see who needs a hand.

What teachers getThe course, the class tools and the teacher’s page on every lesson.Read more How a lesson worksForty minutes, the same shape every time.Read more Children’s privacyWhat is kept about students, who can see it, and what never is.Read more

What your school needs

A teacher willing to learn first

Any subject. The course starts from the beginning, and the teacher’s page on every lesson sets out the plan.

Devices if you have them

A lab, one projector or a few phones all work. Every lesson has a “No laptop today?” version and prints on paper.

A parent’s agreement for each child

Children are under 18, so a parent agrees before a teacher creates their account. A child’s work is seen by their own teacher, not by other teachers or other schools.

How it starts

Write to us

Tell us your school, its district, which classes you would like to teach, and roughly how many teachers would take part. Say what devices you have, if any. None is also an answer.

We set up your teachers

Teacher accounts are made by us, not by sign-up, so every account belongs to a real teacher at a real school. Each teacher gets their own sign-in.

Teachers learn first

Before teaching it, each teacher works through the AI course at their own pace, with a short quiz after each part, and joins the in-person seminars.

Each teacher sets up a class

The teacher adds their students, recording a parent’s consent for each child, and prints a slip with every child’s class code, username and PIN. Children never sign up and never need an email address.

Teach from the book

Each lesson runs in forty minutes, the same shape every time, with a teacher’s page beside it. Students work through it step by step, and you see who needs a hand.