Can an elementary school teacher who provides teacher training be verified for GitHub Education? #204844
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Yes. An elementary school teacher who provides teacher training can be eligible for GitHub Education, provided they can provide valid documentation proving their teaching or educational role. The verification depends on GitHub's eligibility requirements and the documents submitted. |
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Verification Help & Guidance
Hi everyone,
Hello,
I am a full-time elementary school teacher in South Korea, and I would like to ask whether I am eligible for GitHub Education for teachers.
I recently applied for verification using my official school email address and school affiliation documents. However, my application was not approved. I received the following message from the GitHub Education Team:
“We couldn’t verify your academic affiliation based on your submission (Aug 13, 2026) for user @Jadon-Hw.
Our benefits are available only to individuals affiliated with a qualified institution that provides instruction to students of eligible age of 13 years old or older.”
I understand that I am an elementary school teacher, and my school mainly provides education to students younger than 13. However, as part of my professional responsibilities, I also provide teacher-training sessions. These sessions include educational technology, digital tools, and AI integration for education.
The application form did not include “Elementary school” as a school type. The available options were:
Because there was no elementary-school option, I was unsure which category I should select.
My school website is:
https://ssh.sen.es.kr/
My official school email address is:
ssh39@ssh.sen.es.kr
I have attached a screenshot of the rejection email for reference.
Could someone please clarify the following?
I would be grateful for any guidance from the GitHub Education Team or other verified educators.
Thank you.
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