Kyndryl and Skillsoft Offer Free AI Courses to US High Schools
Kyndryl and Skillsoft announced in a press release a program providing free AI education to eligible US high school students and educators. Participating school districts can receive access for up to 25,000 total users through the Skillsoft Percipio platform until May 29, 2027.
The curriculum covers grades 9 to 12 and includes basic AI concepts, prompt engineering, and the use of AI tools for everyday tasks. The program is available only to eligible US school districts.
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