Build knowledge through practice
A structured, hands-on program that teaches kids 10–17 to think, create, and build with AI — not just use it.
4 pillars of AI First Club
Fundamentals
What
How AI thinks, what it can and can't do, core concepts, prompting, key tools.
How
Discussions, student presentations, and hands-on boundary-testing across different tools.
Skills
What
Practical skills that transfer across applications and real-life scenarios (e.g. research, presentations, structuring).
How
Hands-on practice in class + independent exploration between sessions.
Real Projects
What
A start-up, a website, a game, a personal AI assistant, a solution for an ecological problem — a real-life application of AI skills.
How
Student picks the theme and builds end-to-end over the course arc.
Certification
What
Structured wrap-up and facilitation to pass external certification (e.g. Anthropic, Google, OpenAI).
How
Courses are structured according to the requirements of top-notch AI companies, preparing students for professional-grade exams.
Every student starts in the same place — then chooses their path
Step 1
Fundamentals
aka “Create your own AI Studio”
Covers core use cases — image, video, agents, prompting.
Recommended starting point for every student (with option to skip only if they pass a test).
Step 2
Specialized streams for real-life applications
Creative AI
Social media content, visual storytelling, personal brand
AI for School
Research, writing, presentations — studying smarter
STEM & Sustainability
Science projects, ecological solutions, data thinking
Entrepreneurship
Build a product, validate an idea, pitch it
Coding with AI
Technical side — build tools, automate, go deeper
Streams can be adjusted based on demand
Go Deeper — Enablers
Tech & AI Systems
How AI actually works — models, data, architecture, limitations
Critical Thinking & Ethics
Questioning outputs, understanding bias, responsibility
Delivery model
Who it's for
AI-curious kids & teens, 10+
- Comfortable typing, reading & using a laptop independently
- No coding background needed
- Unafraid to explore and experiment
The format
Online — default
Delivery
Live sessions via video conference
Students need
Laptop + AI tools (Claude, Higgsfield)
Parent involvement
May be needed to set up tool access
In-person — on request
Delivery
Available on request
Students need
Laptop — bring your own
Parent involvement
Minimal
The structure
~2 months
Short courses with clear outcomes
8×45 min
Live sessions, weekly
Homework
7 tasks for independent practice, ~1–2 hrs each
80%
Hands-on practice ratio
Course outcomes
Real-life project
A website, an app, an agent, or an AI-based solution of an ecology problem — students choose where to apply new skills.
Portfolio
Throughout the course, students build a collection of key artifacts: prompt libraries, digital art projects, code bases.
Transferable skills
Tool-agnostic knowledge and habits vital in the AI era: iteration, verification, QC, process mapping, systems thinking.
Create your own AI Studio: 8-session journey
What AI can do for you?
Tools
OpenAI GPT Image, Nano Banana, Grok
Outcome
First AI-generated poster for the project
Become an AI Artist
Tools
Preferred image machine + Claude
Outcome
Visual style and brand book for the project
Build Videos & Animations
Tools
Seedance, Kling
Outcome
Short AI-generated video (~10 sec)
Learn to Talk to AI
Tools
Chat LLM of choice
Outcome
Personal Prompt Library (10+ prompts)
Create AI Assistants & Agents
Tools
Abacus.AI, EasyClaw
Outcome
Working AI agent for a real task
Write music with AI
Tools
Suno AI, Elevenlabs
Outcome
Original AI-generated song
Put it all together in one project
Tools
Abacus or Claude Code
Outcome
Architecture, app / website integrating the work
Showcase & peer nominations
Tools
All tools learned
Outcome
Complete multimedia project (3+ tools)
In each lesson, we'll touch on responsible usage, data privacy, creative ownership, safety and ecological costs.
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