K-12 teacher guide

Free AI Training and CEUs

Free AI training is open now through June 30, 2027. Mississippi K-12 teachers can complete eligible MAIN courses through MGCCC and request CEUs by June 21, 2027.

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Choose your route

From free training to CEU credit

The course and the credit request are separate steps. Free AI training is open now through June 30, 2027. FY27 means fiscal year 2027: July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027. You can enroll and start learning now; you do not need to wait until 2027.

All CEU requests for eligible MAIN courses through MGCCC are due June 21, 2027 at 11:59 p.m. Central Time. This includes AI for Educators and CEU-eligible Industry AI Courses through Coursera. Complete the required learning before requesting credit; the CEU deadline is earlier than the June 30 training end date.

1. Choose a course

Start with the free, online AI for Educators (K-12) course, derived from Intel curriculum, or compare other options in MAIN’s course catalog.

2. Complete the work

Finish the required AI for Educators module or the full Coursera course, and keep your completion documentation.

3. Follow the right credit process

All eligible course CEU requests are due June 21, 2027 at 11:59 p.m. Central Time. Use the same CEU request form on the credit page for all eligible courses and select the course you completed. AI for Educators supports module-by-module requests; Coursera CEUs require full-course completion.

Training options

Which course path fits you?

The course catalog lists current options and CEU amounts. The credit page explains claim rules, deadlines, and the shared CEU request form.

AI for Educators (K-12)

Complete and verify a module, then use the shared CEU request form on the credit page and select AI for Educators (K-12). Submit by June 21, 2027 at 11:59 p.m. Central Time.

Coursera options

Eligible Industry AI Courses offer K-12 CEUs after full-course completion, not module by module. Compare current courses and amounts, then use the shared CEU request form on the credit page and select the course you completed.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers for Mississippi teachers exploring free AI training and CEUs.

Do I have to wait until 2027 to start?

Free AI training is open now through June 30, 2027. FY27 means fiscal year 2027: July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027. You can enroll and start learning now; you do not need to wait until 2027.

When are CEU requests due?

All CEU requests for eligible MAIN courses through MGCCC are due June 21, 2027 at 11:59 p.m. Central Time. This includes AI for Educators and CEU-eligible Industry AI Courses through Coursera. Complete the required learning before requesting credit; the CEU deadline is earlier than the June 30 training end date. Review the request process for your course.

What if my license renews before June?

If your license renews before June, complete your training and submit your CEU request well before your renewal date. Verification and processing may take several weeks. Do not wait until the June deadline if you need your CEUs sooner.

Are the training and CEUs free?

Yes. The listed MAIN training and CEU process are free. Check each course listing and the current credit instructions before enrolling.

Which courses qualify for CEUs?

AI for Educators (K-12) is the module-by-module pathway. Selected Coursera courses qualify after full-course completion. Both use the shared CEU request form on the credit page. See the current course options and amounts, then review the claim instructions before submitting.

Do CEUs arrive automatically after course completion?

No. Use the shared CEU request form and select your course. For AI for Educators (K-12), request CEUs after completing a module. For eligible Coursera courses, complete the full course before requesting credit. Completion and required assessments are verified before credit is issued; processing may take several weeks.

Next Step

Start your free AI training today

Begin with a current MAIN course, then follow the credit route for that course. For classroom resources and policy guidance, visit the Educators hub.