Agentic AI Training for Primary Teachers
Plan an agentic AI program for primary teachers and their classroom scope.
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Agentic AI, primary: teacher directs the agent, class makes 1 story
// problems we solve
Problems we often find.
A teacher spends the evening writing stories, quizzes, and worksheets for 3 student levels.
The teacher builds 1 lesson-material agent. The agent drafts levelled stories and quizzes from the teacher's own material. The teacher checks the result, then prints it.
The school wants to teach Phase C AI concepts, but students may not hold an AI account yet.
Students learn AI through unplugged activities. Students spot patterns, sort objects, and tell a smart machine from an ordinary one. The teacher holds the AI tool, not the student.
A parent asks whether a child's data enters an AI app.
The child-data rule stays in writing. A student's name, grade, and photo do not enter the AI tool. The school asks for parent consent before it processes a child's data for another purpose.
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The steps we run.
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Preparation
The school sends the number of teachers, the classes they teach, and 2 subjects for practice. We draft the material and the child-data rules.
Output: A 1-day agenda and a draft child-data rule sheet for the head teacher to approve.Agent basics and data rules
Teachers learn what the agent does and what the teacher still does by hand. Teachers also learn what data must never enter the AI tool.
Output: A classroom rule sheet signed by each participating teacher.Lesson-agent practice
Each teacher builds 1 agent that drafts stories and levelled quizzes from their own material. Each teacher checks the result with a rubric before use.
Output: 1 material set per teacher: a story, a 3-level quiz, and an unplugged worksheet.Classroom trial
Teachers use the material in their own classroom. Teachers send written questions, and we answer within working hours.
Output: 1 evaluation note per teacher, for 1 class.// what you get
A clear scope. Useful handover.
Plan an agenticAgenticA way of working where an AI agent performs the routine steps and a person checks and approves the result.Open the glossary AI program for primary teachers and their classroom scope.
- Level and need mapping
- Class project plan
- AgentAI agentAn AI program that performs work steps by itself, for example reading a message, drafting a reply, and recording the result.Open the glossary evaluation material
- Student-data rules
The result: training material, 1 lesson-material agent per teacher, 3 unplugged worksheets per class, a rubric, and 1 child-data rule document.
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What the price covers.
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Ground rules
- Revision: 1 revision round for the agenda and the sample subjects before training day.
- Reschedule: no cost when the school gives 5 working days' notice before training.
- Data and access: student data does not enter the AI tool. The school owns the material, the agent, and the rubric after handover.
- Warranty limit: we guarantee the training and the material match the agenda. We do not promise a student's learning result.
What we guarantee
- We answer your message within 24 hours on a working day.
- Accounts, code, and data stay in your name from day 1.
- Every handover includes a test report or written notes.
- No renewal fee to Rama Digital. You pay domain, hosting, and third-party subscriptions to the vendor directly.
- A fixed price on this page is the price we invoice. A "From" price becomes fixed in the written quotation you approve.
// is this for you
Good fit for
- You represent a primary school.
- Your teachers want AI help to prepare teaching material.
- You want the student-data rules explained to teachers.
Not a fit for
- You represent another level. Open Agentic AI Training for Schools and Campuses.
What you prepare
- The number of participating teachers.
- The date and the length of the training.
- Laptops and internet access in the training room.
What the price excludes
- Participant devices and internet access.
- AI tool subscriptions.
How it differs: The junior-high programme uses junior-high class tasks, while this programme uses primary class tasks.
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Compare with other services.
| Agentic AI Training for Primary Teachers | Agentic AI Training for Junior Secondary Teachers | Agentic AI Training for Schools and Universities | |
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| Duration | 1 day–1 semester | 1 day–1 semester | 1 day–1 semester |
| Price | From IDR 4.5M | From IDR 4.5M | Pricing after scope review |
| Result | 1 lesson-material agent per teacher and an unplugged AI activity for students. | A lesson-material agent for junior-high teachers; students start to use a school account with parent consent. | A level and scope recommendation before pricing is set. |
| When to pick | A primary school trains teachers before students hold an AI account. | A school moves toward students aged 13 and up who start using a school account. | A foundation manages more than 1 education level at once. |
// evidence and sources
Evidence we checked.
Phase C outcomes (grade 5-6) ask students to understand simple AI concepts, tell smart machines from non-smart machines, and simulate how AI recognises patterns. Lessons may run unplugged, without digital devices.
BSKAP Kemendikdasmen, "Panduan Mata Pelajaran Koding dan Kecerdasan Artifisial, Fase C, D, E, dan F" (revised 12 September 2025)Read 12 September 2026Google sets 13 as the minimum age to manage your own Google Account in countries not listed separately, which includes Indonesia. Google Workspace for Education accounts may follow other rules.
Google Account Help, "Age requirements on Google Accounts"Read 12 September 2026Law 27/2022, Article 25(2), requires parental or guardian consent before a child's personal data is processed.
Law Number 27 of 2022 on Personal Data Protection (JDIH BPK)Read 12 September 2026
- Agentic, Tapi Deterministic: Cara Mendesain AI Agent yang Bisa Dipercaya (ID)
- Security, Privacy, dan UU PDP untuk Corporate AI Agents (ID)
Owner: Rama Digital team · Updated 12 September 2026
// definitions
Terms we use.
- Lesson-material agent
- A lesson-material agent is an AI agent that drafts stories, quizzes, and worksheets from a teacher's material. The teacher checks the result before use.
- Unplugged activity
- An unplugged activity is an AI lesson with no digital device. 1 example sorts object cards to show how a machine finds a pattern.
- AI agent
- An AI agent is an AI program that runs a work step on its own, inside limits the teacher sets. See in the glossary
- Agentic
- Agentic is a way of working where an AI agent runs routine tasks, then the teacher checks and approves the result. See in the glossary
FAQ
What is Agentic AI Training for Primary Teachers?
Agentic AI Training for Primary Teachers teaches primary school teachers to build a lesson-material agent. A teacher writes the source material, then the agent drafts stories, levelled quizzes, and unplugged worksheets for class use. Students learn AI concepts without holding an AI account. The program starts from IDR 4.5M, with a final price in a written quote after a scope review.
How is this program different from the program for junior-high teachers?
This program uses primary-school class tasks: stories, quizzes, and unplugged worksheets that follow Phase C outcomes. The junior-high program uses junior-high class tasks, and junior-high students start to use a school account with parent consent. The primary program gives students no AI account. Both programs start from the same price, IDR 4.5M.
Do primary students use AI directly?
No. Primary students learn AI concepts through unplugged activities, with no digital device. 1 example sorts object cards to show how a machine finds a pattern, and tells a smart machine from an ordinary machine. Only the teacher holds and runs the AI tool. This method follows Phase C outcomes for the Coding and AI subject, grade 5 to 6.
What does a teacher take home after the training?
Each teacher takes home 1 lesson-material agent tested with their own material, and 1 set of stories and 3-level quizzes. This set also includes 3 unplugged worksheets and a marking rubric. Each teacher also takes home 1 signed child-data rule sheet, plus written question-and-answer access for 2 weeks after the training ends.
Does the material follow Phase C of the Coding and AI subject?
Yes. The official Phase C guide covers grade 5 to 6. It asks students to understand simple AI concepts, and to tell a smart machine from a non-smart machine. It also asks students to simulate how AI finds a pattern. The same guide allows the lesson to run unplugged, with no digital device. This training uses the same reference, so a teacher can use it in class right away.
How is a primary student's data protected when the student holds no account?
A student's name, grade, and photo do not enter the AI tool a teacher uses. A teacher trains the agent on the school's own material, not on personal student data. If the school later processes a child's data for another purpose, Indonesia's data-protection law requires parent or guardian consent first.
How many primary teachers join 1 batch, and what should the school prepare?
The number of teachers per batch is set in the written quote, based on the training room capacity. The school prepares a laptop and internet access for each teacher, the training room, and 2 sample subjects for practice. We prepare the agenda, the agent material, and the child-data rules before training day.
How much does the Primary Teacher program cost, and how long does it run?
This program starts from IDR 4.5M, with a final price in a written quote after a scope review. Program scope runs from 1 day to 1 semester, based on teacher numbers and any follow-on sessions the school picks. The price covers material, 1 lesson-material agent per teacher, the rubric, and 2 weeks of written questions and answers.
Can the training date change, and is there a revision round for the material?
The school gets 1 revision round for the agenda and the sample subjects before training day. A reschedule runs at no cost when the school tells us 5 working days before the training date. We guarantee the training and the material match the agreed agenda. We do not promise a student's classroom learning result.
How does a primary school start this program?
Send the number of participating teachers, the classes they teach, and the date the school wants, through the brief form. We reply with a 1-day agenda, sample practice subjects, and a written quote within 24 working hours. A school can start with 1 class and 2 subjects before it widens to other levels.
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Start with 1 class and 2 subjects.
Send the number of teachers, the classes they teach, and the date you want. We reply with an agenda and a written quote within 24 working hours.
