Teachers & educators
Computing is a vital aspect of today’s world. We want to empower teachers to give young people the skills they need to shape this world.
That’s why we provide high-quality CPD training courses, classroom resources, and online events for teachers. All for free.
Our impact
92% of educators and volunteers say young people involved in our programmes have improved their programming skills.
93% of teachers say our curriculum resources are effective or very effective at supporting them.
We’ve been using quizzes and rewards to trial how to assess skills development in our programmes.
Teach your learners with The Computing Curriculum
The Computing Curriculum is our complete bank of free lesson plans and other resources that offer you everything you need to teach computing lessons in your classroom. It helps you cover the full breadth of computing for all school-aged learners.
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Teach and learn with Ada Computer Science
Ada Computer Science is our free online platform for upper secondary school teachers and students around the world. Developed with the University of Cambridge, it offers you world-leading computing education resources for your classroom, homework, and revision.
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Experience AI: The excitement of AI in your classroom
Developed in collaboration with DeepMind, Experience AI supports teachers in the exciting and fast-moving area of AI and machine learning, and gets young people passionate about the subject.
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Hello World magazine
Our free computing and digital making magazine for educators.
One hundred pages of in-depth discussion, project ideas, lesson plans, news, and reviews. Available in digital and print.
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Free computing courses
Our online courses are free and have something for everyone. No previous experience is needed. You can start learning a valuable new skill to use in your classroom or take a course to improve your subject knowledge.
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Gender Balance in Computing
We’re working to find the best ways to encourage young women to study computing.
More than 1000 schools were part of our series of research trials testing teaching approaches to do this.
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