Expanding AI educator training to new countries
A celebration of educator stories from Malaysia, India, Philippines, and the UK, plus new GES sessions and expansion into Spain, Brazil, Australia, and Sub- Saharan Afri…

The Google AI Educator Series is expanding to five new countries: Spain, Brazil, Mexico, Australia, and sub-Saharan Africa. Here’s how teachers are already using it around the globe.
Teachers around the world strive to find better ways to overcome challenges and meet each students' unique needs, and many have discovered how AI can become a powerful assistant in this effort.
That's why we created the Google AI Educator Series (GES): a no-cost, on-demand training designed to give educators practical AI skills they can use immediately and that fits into their busy schedule.
We first launched GES in the U.S earlier this year, and later expanded to India, Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, and the U.K & Ireland. In the coming months, we’re bringing GES to Brazil, Mexico, Spain, Australia, and sub-Saharan Africa.
Here is a look at how educators around the world are turning their training into practical applications that save time, make lessons more engaging, and support student learning:
To ensure GES lessons are truly helpful, we update and create new content monthly in response to feedback from educators. Our November modules go live on November 4th in the U.S. focused on helping educators save time where they tell us they need it most.
Attendees at the Philippines GES Launch event
Educators at the GES Malaysia launch Event
Regional education officials, the President of Seoul National University of Education, and Jennie Magiera gather at the Google office to celebrate the official launch of the Google AI Educator Series in Korea.
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