Live, interactive courses where kids learn to create real AI, websites, and robots — guided by a working AI engineer who ships these systems in production.
In a world where AI touches everything, we don't teach kids to lean on it blindly. They master the core themselves first — then use AI like a professional to build bigger and faster. They understand what they make, and AI multiplies their ability instead of replacing their thinking.
Every concept is written by the student before AI ever helps. Real understanding, not copy-paste.
Then they use Gemini to explain, extend, and accelerate — guided by a clear prompting framework.
They leave knowing how to code and how to work alongside AI — exactly what the job market rewards.
No prior experience needed. The first three weeks are shared across all tracks — then your child chooses where to go deeper.
Variables and conditionals — and how to think like a programmer, step by step.
Repeat work, organize code, and solve real problems with reusable building blocks.
The PARTS prompting framework and the golden rule: learn it by hand, then expand with AI.
By the end of week 3, your child understands every path well enough to choose with confidence.
Each track is 12 weeks, 3 hours a week, fully live, and ends with a project they're proud of.
Teach a machine to see, understand, and predict
Kids train computers to recognize images, understand language, and predict from data — building three kinds of AI with their own hands.
A real AI project, chosen and built by your child.
For the kid who wonders how YouTube & Netflix 'know' what to suggest.
See the 12-week planBuild real websites from the inside out
Not just the looks. Kids build the backend in Python, design a real database and API, then deploy to a real Ubuntu server on their own domain.
A live web app on their own domain, shareable with anyone.
For the kid who wants to build things people actually use.
See the 12-week plan
12 weeks · liveProgram the physical world
Lights, sensors, motors, and a robot controlled from a phone. Starts free in a browser simulator, then moves to a real, affordable kit.
A real robot they built, programmed, and can drive.
For the kid who loves making things that move and react.
See the 12-week planReal-time sessions with a real engineer — never pre-recorded videos. Questions answered on the spot.
Kids build something real from the first week. Learning happens through building, not lecturing.
A structured way to use Gemini to explain errors and extend projects — with a safety rule: understand before you trust.
Everything runs in the browser. All you need is a laptop and internet — no expensive setup.
Transparent and detailed — see exactly what your child builds, week by week.
ProjectA program that asks your name and replies; a guessing game
ProjectPatterns, a counter, and a function that returns a result
ProjectAn image detector built with Teachable Machine
ProjectImprove the detector — discover why more examples help
ProjectRun a real image classifier in Python on your own photos
ProjectAn app that recognizes categories your child picks
ProjectA simple chatbot on Machine Learning for Kids
ProjectA sentiment analyzer — is this sentence positive or negative?
ProjectA program that predicts an outcome from past data
ProjectA chart of the data + reading what the model learned
ProjectYour child picks a project and builds it with a clear AI brief
ProjectPresent the project + completion certificate
This is the exact kind of project students finish with — a 4-wheel robot that senses obstacles and is driven live from a phone over Bluetooth.
Hands-on assembly, step by step
Wiring the brain: board, driver & sensor
The finished build — sensor, motors, chassis
From parts to a working machineYour child learns from a working engineer who builds production AI systems every day: computer vision, LLM agents, and the platform behind a fleet of 100+ smart IoT machines. Not a reseller of someone else's course — the real thing, made simple for kids.
Kids learn to make the technology shaping their world — not just scroll through it.
Interactive sessions where every child is seen, not lost in a recording.
They finish with a project and a certificate they can genuinely show off.
The skill the whole market is hiring for — taught responsibly and hands-on.
Free, browser-based tools. Only a laptop and internet to begin.
Taught in clear, kid-friendly language — in Arabic or English.
The courses are designed for ages 12 to 18, for complete beginners. No prior coding experience is required.
Seats are limited and new cohorts start soon. Send a message and let's find the right track together.