For Educators
Free classroom resources, and the support to build what your students need next.
Education Networks connects you to the industries, employers, government and researchers who want to help prepare young people for their future, and to other educators doing the same work.
Use what's already here, free and ready for your classroom. Or, when your students need something that doesn't exist yet, bring us the idea. Whether it's place-based learning for your region, a response to what your students are asking for, or a program built around a local industry, we'll help you connect with the partners who can make it real.
What You Can Expect
Resources ready for your classroom. Partners who show up properly. Support to build the learning experiences you and your students actually need.
How it Works
- Free, with a free account, simple terms for classroom use.
- Compliance handled where it's needed (badging, measurement, industry contact, funder reporting).
- Built for a real classroom, designed with curriculum in mind but never prescriptive, you know your student, therefore you decided how to use and deploy in your classroom or school.
Recognition for you
Resources can carry digital credentials, verifiable badges that students keep and can use in applications and portfolios later.
Teachers earn credentials too. Running these programs is professional work, and it should be recognised as such, not absorbed quietly into your week.
What we ask of you
Very little. Run the resource, and tell us how it went. Some resources include short feedback from students. That's what lets us improve the material and show partners their contribution mattered, which is what keeps the whole thing free.
You'll always be told upfront what a resource involves before you commit to it. Details on how student information is handled are on our trust and compliance page, including what key information for your Principal and executive teams.
Want to help build something?
Work with us and Education Networks partners to create what you and your students need.
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