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Google AI Professional Certificate

The Google AI Professional Certificate is a programme of practical activities for real workplace tasks. You use generative AI to sharpen strategy, streamline repetitive work and build custom tools, and finish with a portfolio of AI projects.

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Who it suits

  • People in any role or industry: Google says zero experience is required.
  • Learners who want to choose: you can take every course or only the ones relevant to your role.

What it covers

  • How generative AI works, structured prompting, and using AI responsibly.
  • Using AI to brainstorm and plan, and to generate plans, tailor content and analyse data.
  • Building a personal suite of reusable AI assets across 20+ hands-on activities.
  • Creating functional apps for your workflow through vibe coding.
  • Chaining tasks into AI workflows, using tools such as the Gemini app, Canvas, Deep Research, Gemini Notebook, Gemini in Google Workspace and AI Studio.

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  • Grow with Google · 2026

    Google AI Professional Certificate: Take AI from a tool you use to a professional collaborator

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Common questions about Google AI Professional Certificate

Who is it for?
Google says it teaches AI skills for any role or industry, with zero experience required.
Do I have to take every course?
No. Google says you can take every course or select the ones most relevant to your role.
What will I have at the end?
Google says you leave with a portfolio of AI projects.
How is it different from AI Essentials?
AI Essentials is a short introduction. The Professional Certificate goes deeper, with 20+ activities and projects.

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Written from Google’s own pages, read on 2026-10-13. Content, prices and availability change, so the provider’s page is the source. We are not affiliated with Google and this is not an endorsement.