Google AI credentials and micro-internships

Your students can earn a Google AI for Agriculture micro-internship, and your college can add Google AI training directly into classroom instruction in 2−clicks as part of a national initiative led by Community College Alliance for Agriculture Advancement (C2A3).

About the Program

Leading AI Innovation

Community College Alliance for Agriculture Advancement (C2A3) is leading AI Innovation and workforce education by providing the Google AI for Agriculture program available to all member colleges of C2A3.

C2A3 is leading AI Innovation and workforce education by providing the Google AI for Agriculture program available to all member colleges of C2A3.

Our Process

Students selected for micro-internships will work in teams and potentially present their final projects at the Googleplex in Sunnyvale, California.

Student teams will present their final projects at the Googleplex in Sunnyvale, California.

Step 1: Complete

Students complete 1-hour modules in their college’s LMS (Responsible Use of AI, Machine Learning, and Google AI Studio) and then build an agriculture application using new skills.

Students complete 1-hour modules (Responsible Use of AI, Machine Learning, and Google AI Studio) and then build an agriculture application using new skills.

Step 2: Apply

The student’s work automatically serves as their application for the AI micro-internship program

Step 3: Recognize

Students receive employer digital credentials each time they complete a homework assignment that they can post on their LinkedIn profile

Step 4: Select

Students selected for the Google AI micro-internship program work in teams with a Google mentor for 6 weeks to develop their AgTech AI project and present their work their teammates.

Students selected for the Google AI micro-internship program work with a Google mentor for 6 weeks to develop their AgTech AI project