Your first week with GitHub
For teachers who have never used GitHub, in any subject. No coding needed.
4 steps. First step: Get verified as a teacher
TutorBox gathers the official guides, free courses and videos in one place, sorted for teachers, admins and students. You don't need a technical background to start.
Pick the pathway that sounds most like you. Each one is a short list of steps, in order, with links to free material.
For teachers who have never used GitHub, in any subject. No coding needed.
4 steps. First step: Get verified as a teacher
For any teacher curious about AI assistance, including outside computer science.
4 steps. First step: Read the Copilot starter pathway
For principals, IT heads and department leads.
4 steps. First step: Check the GitHub Campus Program
If you only have an hour, do these in order.
It's free, and it unlocks GitHub Team for your class organisations plus free access to GitHub Copilot.
A short, hands-on course that teaches the basics by having you do them.
Ask questions and see what other teachers are trying in the educator discussion forum.
GitHub Classroom shut down on 28 August 2026. Your GitHub accounts, repositories and organisations are not affected. GitHub now recommends two partner tools for assignments and auto-grading: Codio and Classroom 50.
Six step-by-step routes, from your very first login to a school-wide rollout.
Free courses, official guides and certifications to build your own GitHub skills.
The Campus Program, account setup, ready-made curriculum and research support.
Free student benefits, leadership programmes, hackathons and practice projects.
Short explainers, recorded training sessions and upcoming live events.
How other schools and instructors use GitHub in their teaching.
Using GitHub Copilot in class, and how to set sensible rules for AI.