Enrollify launches AI training hub for higher education staff

Nov 2, 2026
Enrollify Futures will offer courses on building AI agents, enrollment management and recent changes in AI. Its first courses begin in January 2027.

Enrollify announced in a press release the launch of Enrollify Futures, a professional training hub that will teach higher education staff how to use AI in campus work. The first courses begin in January 2027.

The initial program includes a four week course on building an AI agent and a six week course on using AI for enrollment management and student engagement. A self paced quarterly course will cover recent changes in AI and help participants create a 90 day action plan.

Enrollify Futures will also include an AI job board for institutions seeking candidates to lead AI projects. Element451 customers will receive free access to the program's resources when the full service becomes available in 2027.

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