A half-day AI working session for your teachers
Teachers use a free AI assistant on their own phones to draft real lesson plans, worksheets, question papers and parent notices. They leave knowing when to trust it and when to check it. No laptops, no paid tools, no jargon.
What a teacher walks out with
Not notes about AI. Three things they made themselves, in the room, for the class they teach next week.
Three real drafts
A lesson plan for a topic they actually have to teach. A worksheet with an answer key, plus an easier and a harder version for a mixed class. A parent notice in Hindi and English, made from a single prompt.
A printed prompt pack
Ready prompts for everyday teaching and admin work, in English and Hindi, organised by task. They copy, fill in their class and topic, and go. Nobody is left staring at a blank screen.
Safe habits, and a certificate
The three rules that keep it responsible, learned by using them. Every participant receives a printed participation certificate under "AI Workshops by 91AIgency".
Half a day, on the phone in their pocket
About three hours and fifteen minutes, including a break. Delivered in English, with every prompt printed in both English and Hindi, because most teachers think faster in Hindi and type faster in whichever comes first.
It is a working session, not a lecture. Teachers bring a topic they are teaching next week, and that is the topic they build with.
- Phone-first. Free Google Gemini, signed in with the Google account already on the phone
- No laptops, no computer lab, no paid subscription, no coding
- Every exercise runs on the teacher's own class, subject and topic
- Prompts printed in English and Hindi, so the session continues even if a phone drops offline
- Small enough to stay hands-on. Everyone gets helped before we start the real work
A room and your teachers
A room where we can walk between the rows, and teachers with their own smartphones. That is the whole setup.
One or two helpers
Nominate one or two staff members who are comfortable on a phone, often a younger teacher. We brief them beforehand with a one-page guide.
A short call first
Fifteen minutes on what your teachers actually spend their time on, so the session is built on your school's real paperwork.
The honest part, which we teach on purpose
Most of what is said about AI in education is either a sales pitch or a scare story. Neither helps a teacher on a Monday morning. So the session spends real time on the limits.
AI can be confidently wrong. It states a wrong fact in exactly the same certain voice it uses for a right one, so every output gets read before it gets used. It does not know your NCERT chapter, so it guesses the sub-topics, and the teacher checks them against the physical textbook. Its Hindi grammar slips, and the teacher is the native speaker, not the machine.
And one rule that never bends: a student's name never goes into a chatbot alongside their marks, their difficulties, or anything personal. We turn off the training setting together in the room, and we say plainly what that setting does and does not do.
The teacher stays the teacher. AI does the typing.
We are opening pilot sessions from August 2026
The material for government school teachers is built and ready. We are now looking for the first Delhi NCR government schools to run it with, from August 2026. University and college faculty are planned for later.
The arrangement is simple and fixed, discussed on a short call. If your school cannot fund it, say so plainly. A limited number of sessions run free as pilots, and nothing is held back in those.
Invite this workshop to your school
Tell us a little about your teachers. Himanshu replies himself, usually within one or two working days.
You can also write directly to himanshu@91aigency.com. If it is not for your school, a one-line no is completely fine.