Google Workspace for Education is a suite of Google tools and services that are tailored for schools. It is available globally for educational institutions that qualify. Google reserves the right to determine an organization's eligibility for Google Workspace for Education. When you complete and submit your application, the review process takes about 10 business days from start to finish. Prospective customers are automatically enrolled in a 14-day Google Workspace for Education Fundamentals trial upon sign up. For more information on Education editions, go to Compare editions.
Institutions that are eligible for Google Workspace for Education Fundamentals edition
K–12 schools, higher-education institutions globally, and homeschool co-ops in the U.S. are eligible for Google Workspace for Education if they meet certain criteria.
K–12 and higher institutions must be a government-recognized, formally-accredited educational institution delivering nationally or internationally-approved certifications or diplomas at primary, secondary, or third levels. Additionally, institutions must have an active website related to their educational institution.
The education institution applying for Google Workspace for Education must submit the application. Access to these tools and services are intended for active administrator, student, and teacher use.
Examples of fictional schools and organizations that are eligible include: Park Elementary School, Park Middle School, Park High School, Park School District, Park Technical College, Park Community College, Park University. If you meet the above requirements, go to the sign-up process.
Institutions that are eligible for other Google Workspace for Education editions
Organizations with needs and missions similar to those of an educational institution described above but aren't accredited K-12 or Higher Education institutions or aren't delivering nationally or internationally-approved certifications or diplomas at primary, secondary, or tertiary levels are eligible for other Google Workspace for Education Editions.
Examples of organizations that are eligible include: After school programs, for-profit supplemental learning /language education companies, seminaries, military schools, administrative offices or Board of Education, tutoring programs, non-profit supplemental education services. For more information, contact the sales team through Google Workspace for Education Editions.
Institutions that are not eligible for Google Workspace for Education
Organizations such as for-profit education companies, vocational schools, correctional facilities, hospitals and healthcare systems, public libraries, research laboratories or institutions, examination companies, corporate funded training centers, employee education programs, MOOCs, museums, community centers offering educational programs, enterprise or non profit organizations offering mentoring / coaching don't qualify for Google Workspace for Education.
A Google Workspace Business edition might be a good option instead. For more information, visit Choose your Google Workspace edition.
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K–12 or higher organizations—If you meet the above requirements, go to the sign-up process. Other organizations can contact the sales team through Google Workspace for Education Editions.
