Content
Lesson materials and pathway maps
Modules, sequencing, facilitator guidance, learner-facing materials, and session plans.
Curriculum licensing
Launch credible AI and technology programs without building from scratch.
LevelUp helps partners license, adapt, and deliver applied curriculum with the assets that make quality repeatable: projects, rubrics, instructor guides, learner artifacts, support routines, and implementation logic.
- Best for
- Universities, workforce providers, employers, governments, funders, and training partners building future-skills pathways.
- What transfers
- Content, delivery routines, assessment patterns, train-the-trainer, local adaptation guidance, and partner-facing evidence.
Licensable system
Three ways to license
The value is the pathway architecture and the delivery capability around the content — not the slide deck.
Module license
Use a focused LevelUp module inside an existing program
Best for partners who need a high-quality AI, automation, cyber, venture, or workforce unit that arrives with project and assessment structure already attached.
Pathway license
Adopt a complete multi-week curriculum pathway
Best for partners launching applied AI, cybersecurity, digital skills, or transformation programs, with delivery support through the first cohorts.
Co-design build
Build a custom pathway using LevelUp's method
Best when learner context, employer needs, infrastructure, policy goals, or funder requirements call for deeper adaptation than an off-the-shelf pathway allows.
What is licensable
20 courses across four capability areas
The catalog is the source of truth for what exists today. Any course in it can be licensed as a module, and the categories below license well as whole pathways.
7 courses
AI adoption workshops
Generative AI Fundamentals · Practical Prompt Engineering · AI for Small Business and Entrepreneurs · and more
5 courses
AI leadership and strategy
Generative AI Executive Briefing · AI Strategy and Use-Case Prioritization · Responsible AI, Governance, and Risk · and more
4 courses
Digital readiness and cyber resilience
Cybersecurity Awareness and Digital Hygiene · Technology Career Readiness · Foundations of Digital Literacy and Coding · and more
4 courses
Technical AI and engineering pathways
Git and GitHub Fundamentals · Applied AI and Machine Learning Systems · AI Product Engineering and Full-Stack Development · and more
What is included
The assets around the course matter as much as the lesson plan
Partners can choose a light licensing model or a deeper capacity-transfer engagement. These four layers are what separate the two.
Projects
Applied work that proves capability
Project briefs, capstone patterns, repository or portfolio outputs, employer problem statements, and demo structures.
Quality
Rubrics, milestones, and review cycles
Progress checks, formative review, presentation standards, and partner-facing evidence expectations.
Transfer
Train-the-trainer and adaptation
Instructor onboarding, teaching-assistant routines, local customization guidance, and delivery quality assurance.
Who licenses this
Three partner cases
The curriculum is the same. What changes is the outcome each partner has to make visible.
For institutions
Add modern programs without overloading internal teams
Use LevelUp curriculum to launch faster, support faculty and instructors, and create learner work that employers and partners can actually evaluate.
For funders and governments
Turn training investment into visible capability
Pair curriculum with reporting logic, employer relevance, and implementation support so funded programs produce stronger evidence than attendance counts.
For employers
Train teams around actual work, not abstract AI awareness
Use LevelUp modules to build AI fluency, responsible use, internal champions, workflow redesign, and technical upskilling.
How it is delivered
Licensing sits inside a delivery format
Most licences land in one of the formats on the programs page — which is where the operating structure around the content is described.
Common licensing shapes
- One-day modules run as executive sessions, workforce primers, conference workshops, or employer trainings
- Leadership programs licensed or co-delivered for managers, executives, and internal AI champions
- Technical pathways adopted with labs, deployable projects, rubrics, and portfolio expectations
- Stackable modules assembled into a partner's own longer program
Why the architecture matters
Even partners building their own curriculum benefit from the architecture. The licensing model reduces design risk, speeds launch, raises the quality bar, and helps internal teams avoid the hidden delivery mistakes that make training look good on paper but weak in practice.
See delivery formatsLicensing conversation
Tell us the audience, timeline, and outcomes you need to make visible
We can recommend a module license, a pathway license, or a co-designed build based on learner readiness, delivery capacity, employer relevance, and funding goals.
- Bring to the first call
- Who the learners are, how many, and what they need to be able to do afterwards.
- Also useful
- Your delivery capacity, the instructors available, and the window you are working inside.
- And
- What your funders, regulators, or executives will need to see as evidence that it worked.
Next step
Start a licensing conversation
Read the catalog first if you want the detail, or go straight to a conversation if you already know the shape of the program.