Google Offers Free AI Training to Filipino Teachers

Oct 17, 2026
Google is offering Filipino teachers free online courses on using AI for classroom instruction, lesson planning and administrative work.
Google Offers Free AI Training to Filipino Teachers

Google launched the free Google AI Educator Series for teachers across the Philippines, according to Manila Standard. The program is a partnership with the Commission on Higher Education, the Department of Education (DepEd) and the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority.

The online courses take 15 to 45 minutes and cover the use of AI for classroom instruction, lesson preparation and administrative tasks. Teachers can learn how to use Gemini to create lesson outlines and classroom activities.

The training also covers Guided Learning for problem solving exercises and Deep Research for student research tasks. Teachers can earn badges as they complete the courses.

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