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Cohort 2 · Starts Oct 2 · Seats limited

Trust Layer of AI in Education

Certified AI-Ready Teacher (CART)

Preparing educators for safe, ethical, and responsible AI in schools. CART Program equips school owners, principals, and education leaders across Africa with the policies, literacy, and guardrails to bring AI into classrooms without losing trust.

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Backed by Global Partners

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3000+
Educators in pipeline
40+
Partner schools
N15k
Commitment & certificate fee
African school leaders collaborating in a classroom

The Program

A 3-week fellowship training the trust layer of AI in your school.

CART Program is designed for school owners, principals, directors, administrators, and education leaders who want AI in their schools to be safe, ethical, and accountable. You'll leave with the policies, literacy, and guardrails to lead responsible AI adoption in your own institution.

Duration
3 weeks, fully virtual
Format
Live sessions + working groups
Certification
CART Program credential
Intake
Cohort 2 starts October 2, by application
CART doesn't train educators to simply use AI tools.

It prepares educators to understand AI, teach with AI, teach about AI, evaluate AI, govern AI and lead responsible AI adoption in education.

The CART Promise

Curriculum

Three weeks. Ten modules.

Every module is built by practitioners. Here is what you will cover, week by week.

Week 1

Foundations: Literacy, Safety & Policy

01

AI Literacy for Educators

Give teachers the mental models they need to use AI well, not blindly.

  • Teach staff how LLMs actually work - and where they fail.
  • Run a 60-minute AI literacy workshop for your team.
  • Spot AI hallucinations before they reach a student.
02

AI Safety & Guardrails

Boundaries and controls that keep students and staff safe when AI is in the room.

  • Draft classroom-level AI guardrails your teachers actually follow.
  • Set red-lines for student-facing AI use.
  • Build an incident-response protocol for AI misuse.
03

Ethics, Policy & Governance

Draft the values, AI-use policy, and accountability chain your school will stand behind.

  • Publish a school-wide AI-use policy.
  • Define who owns AI decisions across your org.
  • Align policy with your school's values and parent expectations.
04

Student Data & Privacy

Protect student data, consent, and dignity as AI tools enter the classroom.

  • Audit which tools touch student data - and which shouldn't.
  • Ship parent consent language that holds up.
  • Set data-retention rules for AI tools.
Week 2

Practice: Workflows, Operations & Adoption

05

Productivity Workflows & Teaching Tools

Ship real classroom and back-office workflows using the AI tools your team will actually use.

  • Ship 3 classroom-ready AI workflows in-cohort.
  • Cut lesson-prep time by up to 40%.
  • Standardise a lightweight AI teaching toolkit.
06

Operational AI

Automate school operations responsibly, from admissions to admin.

  • Automate repeatable admin work with AI safely.
  • Streamline admissions, reporting, and comms.
  • Free 5+ hours per week of leadership time.
07

Responsible Adoption

Roll AI out in ways your teachers, parents, and students can trust.

  • Design a phased rollout your staff can absorb.
  • Communicate AI use to parents without panic.
  • Measure adoption with real signals, not vanity metrics.
Week 3

Leadership: Change, Voice & Global Reach

08

Innovation & Change Leadership

Lead the change instead of reacting to it, with the trust of your community.

  • Build a change-leadership playbook for your school.
  • Turn skeptical staff into early adopters.
  • Sustain momentum past the pilot phase.
09

Finding Your Voice in the Future of Education

Sharpen your point of view so you can lead conversations, not just follow them.

  • Craft your public POV on AI in education.
  • Speak with authority to parents, boards, and media.
  • Become a go-to voice in your community.
10

Global Opportunities

Position your school to plug into global funding, partnerships, and networks shaping AI in education.

  • Identify grants, fellowships, and partners for your school.
  • Position your institution for global AI-in-education networks.
  • Access the CART alumni referral network.
African students learning with laptops in a modern classroom

Fellowship Outcomes

What you'll take back to your school.

A school-wide AI policy grounded in safety and ethics.

Teacher and staff AI literacy you can measure.

A responsible AI adoption roadmap for your school.

A peer network of trusted education leaders.

The CART Program credential in trusted AI leadership.

Eligibility

Who is eligible to register.

CART is open to educators and school leaders ready to bring trusted, responsible AI practice into their classrooms and institutions.

Teachers & Educators

Classroom teachers ready to use AI safely and effectively with students.

School Leaders

Principals, vice principals, and academic coordinators guiding AI adoption.

School Owners & Admins

Owners, directors, and administrators setting the trust layer for their schools.

Education Policy Leaders

Policy and program leaders shaping the future of learning in their communities.

The Faculty

Why we need to train the Trust Layer of AI in Education.

Dr. Success Ojo, CEO, GMind AI & GMind Academy
We built CART because teachers and school leaders are being asked to navigate AI, policy, and parent expectations without a playbook.
Dr. Success Ojo
CEO, GMind AI & GMind Academy
15+ yrs in EdTech · 200+ schools trained
Bayo Lokosu, VP, AI Commons Consortium (AICC)
Every module is designed by practitioners. We're not training in theory, we're handing leaders the tools we use ourselves.
Bayo Lokosu
VP, AI Commons Consortium (AICC)
AI policy advisor · 20+ yrs building AI systems
Olajumke Akere, CEO, Cherithpoint Educational Consulting
Transformation happens when leaders are equipped, supported, and held to a higher standard. CART is that community.
Olajumke Akere
CEO, Cherithpoint Educational Consulting
Ed-consulting leader · 12+ yrs advising schools
Adebayo Alomaja, CEO, BayoGPT
Great teaching in the AI era is still about clarity, care, and craft - blended with the tools defining the next decade.
Adebayo Alomaja
CEO, BayoGPT
AI pedagogy builder · 10k+ educators reached

Voices from the field

Trusted by school leaders across Africa.

"CART gave me language and policy I could actually take back to my board. We rolled out AI in three weeks without a single parent complaint."
Wanjiru Kamau
Principal, Nairobi, Kenya
"The guardrails module alone was worth the cohort. My teachers now know exactly where AI helps and where it stops."
Kwame Boateng
School Director, Accra, Ghana
"I came in skeptical about AI. I left with a school-wide policy, a rollout plan, and a peer network I still lean on."
Fatima Yusuf
Vice Principal, Abuja, Nigeria

Partner Perspective · AI Commons Consortium (AICC)

Why the AI Commons Consortium (AICC) Backs the Trust Layer in Education

I'm Bayo Lokosu, Vice President of the AI Commons Consortium (AICC). The AI Commons Consortium (AICC) exists to make AI a public good: safe, open, and equitably distributed. CART at GMind Academy is how that mission lands inside a school building.

Trust in AI isn't decided in a research paper, it's decided one classroom at a time. That's why the Consortium is supporting the training of the Trust Layer of AI in Education: the humans closest to students need the policy, literacy, and guardrails to bring AI in without breaking the trust of parents, boards, and learners.

CART is Africa-first by design. Instead of importing tools and hoping for adoption, GMind Academy is certifying local operators , Certified AI-Ready Teachers (CART), who cascade safe practice to peers, parents, and districts. Every fellow becomes a trusted node in an open, vendor-neutral network, not a customer of a single platform.

For the AI Commons Consortium (AICC), backing CART at GMind Academy is the highest-leverage safety investment in education: standards over hype, practitioners over vendors, and a trust layer built by the people who actually teach.

Bayo Lokosu, Vice President of AI Commons Consortium (AICC)
Bayo Lokosu
Vice President
AI Commons Consortium (AICC)

Registration

The course is free. Your seat is secured with payment.

Commitment and certificate fee
N15,000only

One payment. No tuition, no hidden charges. It confirms your commitment and covers your CART certification.

No application without payment

Applications are only reviewed after the N15,000 fee is confirmed. Seats are limited and registration closes immediately seats are filled up.

Pay and register

3-week live training

All sessions, recordings and workbooks for the full cohort.

CART certification

Assessment, verification and your Certified AI-Ready Teacher badge.

Cohort community

Peer circle, faculty office hours and alumni network access.

Toolkits and templates

School AI policy, safety guardrails and classroom workflow packs.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

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