Brilliant for Educators gives approved teachers and their students access to Brilliant's full Premium content catalog, including math, programming and computer science, data science, and science. See who qualifies for Brilliant for Educators for program eligibility.
What subjects are included?
- Math: Fractions, pre-algebra, algebra, geometry, precalculus, calculus, probability, statistics, and advanced enrichment.
- Programming and computer science: Programming fundamentals, Python, algorithms, data structures, computer systems, and AI.
- Data science: Data analysis, visualization, probability, and statistical reasoning.
- Science and technology: Physics, scientific reasoning, circuits, and how modern technologies work.
Browse the current course catalog for available courses. For a subject overview, see What subjects does Brilliant teach?.
Which learners are the courses suitable for?
Program eligibility and course readiness are different. Brilliant for Educators serves eligible K–12 classrooms, but not every course is suitable for every grade.
Brilliant's school-math sequence starts with fractions around grades 4–5 and extends through high school, with advanced material reaching college level. Some lessons address grade 3 standards; that does not mean Brilliant offers a complete grade 3 curriculum. See What math does Brilliant cover? for course names and approximate grade bands.
For coding, data science, and science, choose courses by prerequisite knowledge and readiness rather than a single age cutoff. Preview lessons before assigning them.
How do courses align with standards?
Start with the Common Core math coverage map to find Brilliant lessons for covered standards from grade 3 through high school. The map includes only standards addressed fully or partly by Brilliant; compare it with your full curriculum to identify gaps.
The Standards Alignment section also includes:
- State standards and exams: Texas TEKS, North Carolina math, and New York Regents.
- International curricula: GCSE, A Level, and IB Math Analysis and Approaches.
- Other exams: AP Precalculus, SAT, PSAT, ACT, GRE, and GMAT math.
Using courses in your classroom
See how teachers can use Brilliant in the classroom for assignment ideas, and how to track student progress for the teacher dashboard.
Apply at brilliant.org/educators. For questions about specific courses, contact educators@brilliant.org.
