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Google is Teaching AI for Free: 6 Courses to Skyrocket Your Career and Business

Don’t Get Left Behind - Master the Skill of the Future from Your Living Room

Let’s be honest, AI is everywhere right now. Whether you’re scrolling through LinkedIn or sitting in a board meeting, someone is talking about Artificial Intelligence. It can feel a little overwhelming, right? You might be thinking, "Do I need to be a tech wizard to understand this?"

The answer is no. And the best part? Google is here to teach you, right from the comfort of your home.

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Through their "Grow with Google" initiative, they have launched flexible online training programs designed to help you supercharge your work. Whether you are an HR Manager, a business owner, a student or a teacher, there is a course here for you.

Here are the top Google AI resources you can start today to future-proof your career.

1. Prompting Essentials (The "Must-Have" Skill)

Ever tried using ChatGPT or Gemini and got a weird answer? It’s probably because of the "prompt" (the question you asked).

  • Duration: 6 Hours
  • What you’ll learn: How to write effective prompts in 5 easy steps.
  • Why take it: By the end, you’ll have a library of reusable prompts. For HR & Admin: Imagine drafting complex policy emails, engagement letters or employee notices in seconds!

2. AI Essentials (The Foundation)

If you are brand new to this world, start here.

  • Duration: 5 Hours
  • What you’ll learn: The fundamentals of generative AI.
  • Why take it: You will learn how to use AI tools to speed up daily work tasks. It’s the perfect crash course for anyone wanting to stay relevant.

3. People Management Essentials (For HR & Leaders)

Attention HR Professionals! This is the course you were looking for. While AI helps with tasks, managing people is still the most important job.

  • Who is it for?: HR Managers, Team Leaders and aspiring Managers.
  • What you’ll learn: Taught by experts at Google, this course covers the core skills of effective leadership and team management in the modern workplace.
  • Why take it: Combine this leadership knowledge with AI tools and you become an unstoppable HR leader.

4. Interview Warmup (Recruitment Tool)

This is a hidden gem for anyone in Recruitment or HR.

  • What it is: An AI-powered tool that helps people practice for interviews.
  • HR Use Case: As an HR professional, you should know this tool to recommend it to candidates or even to analyze how AI is changing the interview process. It’s a great way to see "Automated Interviewing" in action.

5. AI for Small Businesses (For the Entrepreneurs)

Running a business is hard work. This training shows you how AI can be your smartest employee.

  • Format: Training & Tools
  • Why take it: Learn how to connect with customers better and grow your business without hiring a massive team.

6. AI for Educators (For the Teachers)

Teachers, we know you are busy. Google built this specifically to lighten your load.

  • Duration: 2 Hours
  • Why take it: It helps you create lesson plans and grading rubrics in seconds, so you can focus more on the students and less on the paperwork.

Bonus: Helpful Tips for Using Gemini at Work

Already have a job? This guide is pure gold for drafting emails, summarizing long meetings and creating proposals.

  • Why read it: It covers best practices for tools like Gemini and Google Workspace. If you want to look like a productivity rockstar in your office, read this.

How to Get Started?

You don’t need to go anywhere. All these courses and tools are available online.

👉 Click here to start learning: grow.google/ai

My advice? Don’t wait. The world is moving fast. Whether you are drafting an HR policy or running a classroom, these skills are going to be your biggest advantage. Pick a course this weekend and get ahead of the curve!

By MIT HR Professional aiming to strengthen the HR community.

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