In 8 weeks, your child builds their first project with AI
No coding needed.
8 lessons × 45 min · Once a week, online · Up to 15 kids
Or first apply for the — a live intro session for you and your child.
8 weeks. Every week, a result.
In the very first lesson, your child chooses the theme of their project. Every week after that adds another layer.
What AI can actually do
Where AI already shows up in life — and why one prompt gives three different pictures.
Become an AI artist
Steer style with words — who, what, where, which mood. One hero, four looks.
Video & animation
Bring a picture to life with a start frame, end frame and motion — plus a straight talk on deepfakes.
How to talk to AI
What makes a prompt good vs bad — kids test each other’s like real editors.
Assistants & agents
How an agent differs from a chat — give it one real task, and its limits.
Music
Genre, mood, lyrics and voice — and who really owns an AI-written song.
Putting it all together
Poster, hero, video, song — seven weeks assemble into one thing.
The showcase
Each child presents to the group and parents — nominations, prizes, certificate.
In every lesson we also touch on responsible use, data privacy, creative ownership, safety, and the ecological cost of AI.
Eight weeks from now, this could be your child.
A real project, real skills, and the confidence to show it off. Places in each small group are limited.
Or first apply for the — a live intro session for you and your child.
45 minutes — and the teacher talks for no more than 10
Homework review
Each child shows what they made — attention, not grades.
Today’s goal
What we’re making today, and where it fits the project.
Hands-on
Two or three passes: make it, review it, improve it.
About 80% of every lesson is hands-onWrap-up
What worked, what didn’t, plus this week’s task.
Every lesson ends with a thing, not notes.
It's not just about pretty pictures
The pictures and videos are the hook. Behind them, your child builds four skills that last far beyond this course.
What to hand to AI — and what not to
Knowing where AI is strong and where it is weak, and never outsourcing the very thing they wanted to learn.
How to explain what they need
Describing precisely, setting boundaries, and improving a result over several passes instead of giving up.
Where AI errs, and how to spot it
Verifying, staying a little skeptical, and catching confident-sounding fabrications.
How to be honest about the work
Crediting where AI helped, not passing off others’ work as their own, and protecting personal data.
Five badges every week — and a big showcase at the end
Best prompt
The most precise instruction of the week.
Creative mind
The most unexpected idea.
Best question
Asked what no one else thought of.
Funniest
The result the whole group laughed at.
Homework hero
Done on time and with heart.
Every child gets a certificate, and nomination winners get prizes. Projects are published only with the child's and the parent's permission.
Enrolment is open now.
Small groups fill quickly — secure your child's place for the next start.
What we do — and what we teach from the start
No images of real people
No classmates, no celebrities, not even themselves — that is a rule from lesson one.
We talk about deepfakes directly
A dedicated, age-appropriate conversation during the video lesson — not a warning buried in fine print.
Always crediting AI
The child learns to say where AI helped. Honesty is taught, not assumed.
A closed, supervised group
A Telegram group with the host inside. Homework, questions and showcases are all visible.
Honest about the tools
Some video and music tools need a parent-set-up account. You get the exact list, the subscription costs, and step-by-step help before we start — no surprises in week three.
Everything upfront, no surprises
Start
Announced once your application is accepted.
Duration
8 lessons × 45 min, once a week (about 2 months).
Where
Online (Zoom / Google Meet) + a Telegram group.
Age
10–14. What matters most is confident typing and reading.
Group
Up to 15 children.
Homework
7 tasks, about an hour each — part of the course.
What’s needed
A laptop with a camera, headphones, internet, and the subscriptions from our list before the start.
Before you decide
Ready to enroll your child?
Apply now and we'll be in touch with the next steps. Small groups fill up quickly.
Or first apply for the — a live intro session for you and your child.