Four focused weeks covering the AI landscape, safety & ethics, prompt engineering, and vibe-coded projects — everything a child needs to use AI confidently, safely, and creatively.
Four weeks, four transformations. Every skill is practical and immediately usable.
AI tool literacy
Which model does what
Safety & ethics
Spot fakes, stay protected
Prompt engineering
Get great results every time
Vibe coding
Build real projects with AI
Each week builds directly on the last — from understanding the AI landscape to using it safely, prompting it expertly, and finally building with it.
Week 1 · AI Landscape
Before using any AI tool well, you need to know what each one is built for. This week learners tour the AI landscape — language models, image generators, voice tools, video AI, and search engines — and build a mental map for choosing the right tool every time.
Learning objectives
Hands-on activity
The AI Model Showdown
Learners give the same prompt to three different AI tools and compare the results — quality, tone, accuracy, and creativity. They then present their findings and build a shared "which tool for which job" reference guide.
Topics covered
Skills developed
Week 2 · Safety & Ethics
AI is powerful — and that power can be misused. This week learners build the habits and mindset to stay safe, spot manipulation, and think ethically about the AI they use and encounter. These skills protect them for life.
Learning objectives
Hands-on activity
Deepfake Detective
Learners are shown a curated mix of real and AI-generated images, audio clips, and text. They must identify which are fake, explain the telltale signs, and score points for correct reasoning — building genuine detection skills they'll use in real life.
Topics covered
Skills developed
Week 3 · Prompt Engineering
The difference between a mediocre AI response and a brilliant one is usually the prompt. This week learners master the techniques that professional prompt engineers use — and learn to consistently get results that feel like magic.
Learning objectives
Hands-on activity
Prompt Engineering Olympics
Learners compete across four challenges — rewrite a bad prompt, extract specific information from a long text, generate a creative output with strict constraints, and build a multi-step chain-of-thought response. Scored on quality and consistency.
Topics covered
Skills developed
Week 4 · Vibe Coding
Vibe coding means describing what you want to build in plain language and letting AI write the code. No prior programming experience needed. This week learners go from idea to deployed project in a single session — and walk away with something they built themselves.
Learning objectives
Hands-on activity
Vibe Code Your Project
Each learner picks a project idea (a quiz app, a personal website, a simple game, a productivity tool) and vibe-codes it to completion using AI — no traditional coding allowed. They demo their working project to the group at the Week 4 showcase.
Topics covered
Skills developed
No hidden extras. Every learner gets all of the following from day one.
4 live, expert-led sessions
One 60-minute live session per week with a real instructor — not a pre-recorded video.
Maximum 5 learners per group
Small groups guarantee every child gets individual attention and direct feedback every week.
Hands-on activity every week
Every session ends with a practical challenge — no passive watching, ever.
Vibe-coded project
Every child ships a real AI-built project in Week 4 and presents it to the group.
Parent progress dashboard
Weekly summaries of what your child learned, created, and what's coming next.
Completion showcase
Every child presents their Week 4 project live to the group — a proud, memorable moment.
4 weeks. Live sessions. Max 5 learners. Your child leaves with real AI skills — and a project they built themselves.