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Google for Education Certified Innovator applications now open
The Google for Education Certified Innovator Program is a 12-month professional development experience -- including mentorship, online learning activities, and an in-person Innovation Academy focused on helping new Innovators launch a transformative project.

Applications are now open for the for the DC cohort. Attendance at the Innovation Academy in Washington, DC on August 2nd - 4th is required.

Can't make the DC dates? Check out the rest of the dates for 2017 Academies..

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Want to learn more before you apply?

We’re hosting a panel and Q&A via YouTube Live on Wednesday, April 12th at 11am PT / 2pm ET. Current Certified Innovators will share their experiences in the program, the Innovation projects they've worked on, and tips for applying to the program. RSVP for the event.

If you can’t make the YouTube Live event, check out the recorded panel from Education on Air, where Certified Innovators discussed strategies in project management and innovation, as well as what it’s like to be a part of the program. Watch the recording.
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