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OpenAI expands Academy with new learning paths for developers, leaders, educators

OpenAI announced that its OpenAI Academy now includes role‑based learning paths aimed at developers, leaders, educators and college students. The new courses sit alongside the existing Apply AI at Work pathway, which teaches foundational prompt‑crafting and workflow creation.

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  • OpenAI adds role‑based learning paths for developers, leaders, educators, and college students to its Academy.
  • New courses include Build with AI, AI Leadership, AI for Educators, and AI for College Students, each with assessments and badges.
  • Organizations can combine these paths with the existing Apply AI at Work program to train employees on practical AI use.

The added tracks cover Build with AI for developers and API teams, AI Leadership for strategy and change management, AI for Educators and AI for College Students. Each course features hands‑on tasks, assessments and a badge that learners can earn. OpenAI also released a Deployment Guide to help organizations roll out the training, combine the new tracks with existing ones, and track progress.

By treating learning as part of AI deployment, OpenAI intends to help companies and schools build shared habits for using AI safely and effectively, turning everyday work, product development and teaching into practice grounds for the technology.

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Expanding OpenAI Academy with new learning paths

OpenAI · 21 September 2026

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