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AIM Education

The programme

Thirteen units, self-paced online.

Thirteen units, self-paced online, with optional live online sessions.

Every lesson works fully without a live session.

What it costs you in time

Staff work through the online lessons in their own time. Optional live online sessions are booked by the school.

Time budget for one school across one programme year, showing which time must be released.
Where the time goesTimeReleased or not
Self-paced online lessons, Units 1 to 13 (59 lessons)In each teacher's own timeNot released
Optional live online sessionsBooked by the schoolSchool's choice
A start check and an end check for each unitA few minutes per checkNot released
Total across the yearSelf-paced onlineOptional live online sessions: school’s choice

Foundations

Units 1 to 7, self-paced online. What education is for, how AI works, the evidence, ethics and policy.

Practice

Units 8 to 13, self-paced online. Your own teaching, integrity, safeguarding, inclusion and saying no.

How units are delivered

Every unit page states which of these it uses.

Route one

Self-paced online

  • Guided reading
  • Short explainer
  • Artefact build

The core of the programme. Every member of staff learns in their own time, and every lesson works fully on its own.

Route two

Optional live online sessions

  • Live workshop
  • Rehearsal
  • Structured disagreement
  • Case clinic

Facilitated online sessions a school can book to support the self-paced lessons. They are optional.

Route three

Between

  • Teach-back
  • Async thread
  • Claim note

What carries a unit into the weeks that follow it.

Route four

Self-directed

  • Annotated source library

Read at your own pace, annotated so you can see what each source does and does not show.

What the year produces, and how it is measured

A start check and an end check for each unit. Thirteen units, self-paced online, with optional live online sessions.

Unit checks across one programme year.
WhenWhat it is
Start checka few understanding questions and self-review statements
End checka few understanding questions and self-review statements, plus one deliverable check

The deliverable check is factual and never attitudinal: do you now have X, yes, partly or no. It never asks whether something was useful.