Online lessons where kids and teenagers learn to think with AI, not copy from it. Each one builds a real project around something they love, and you get a written recap after every lesson.
65€ per 50-minute lesson · about £56 / $75
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We train judgement: asking good questions, checking answers, spotting when AI makes things up. Homework stays theirs.
Every student leaves with a project: a shop plan, a debate case, a design portfolio, a study system.
No full names, schools or photos go into AI tools. You are copied on every lesson recap.
Each track starts from something your child already cares about. Most students start in the Lab, then pick one.
How AI works: the first lesson for kids and teens
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AI for teen entrepreneurs: run a small business with AI
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AI, debate and law for teenagers
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AI for creative kids: design, fashion and art
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AI for school: study smarter without cheating
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AI safety for kids: privacy, fake images and good judgement
→50 minutes, online, on your child's own computer. They drive; the coach guides.
What happened since last time? One thing that worked, one that didn't.
An interactive model, like the Word Machine on this page. They guess before every click.
They work on their own project with AI, step by step, with the coach watching and asking why.
One sentence on what they learned. Homework is small and practical.
Play it right here with your child: load a card, press Predict, and ask why the machine picked that word. That question is the whole first lesson in one click.
Before every click, guess out loud what will happen. The cards tick off as you go.
The big idea: a chatbot doesn't look answers up. It predicts the next likely piece of text, one piece at a time, using only what fits in its window.
Names, places and some details are changed to protect the students' privacy.
Makers' Market · age 13 · EuropeShe sells crocheted toys online. With AI she described her ideal customer, a gift buyer she named herself, and now writes captions and prices with that customer in mind. Her school time stays her priority; the shop gets two focused sessions a week.
The Courthouse · age 15 · United StatesShe wants to be a business lawyer. In a mock case she asked AI for legal precedents and learned to check every one, because AI can invent sources that sound real. Her second project is an AI stylist that plans outfits and asks whose taste it is copying.
Kids never type their full name, school, address or photos of themselves into AI tools.
You are welcome in any lesson: sit in for the first one, join the last ten minutes, or drop in whenever you like. You are also copied on every invitation and recap.
AI is for thinking, research and feedback. Schoolwork is written by the student.
We use tools whose age rules allow your child to use them with your consent, on accounts you control.
about £56 / $75 · 50 minutes
per lesson instead of 65€ · about £52 / $70
2–4 kids · siblings or friends
Prices in pounds and dollars are approximate; lessons are charged in euros.
Book a free parent call → 15 minutes · we find the right track for your child
Kids and teenagers from 10 to 17. We group by age band: 10–12, 13–15 and 16–17, because a 10-year-old and a 17-year-old need different projects.
It can be, with rules. Students never share personal details with AI tools, use accounts you control and with your consent, and you get a recap of every lesson.
Used badly, yes. These lessons teach the opposite: asking better questions, checking answers and building things themselves. Schoolwork stays theirs.
Both. One to one is fully personal. Small groups of 2 to 4 suit siblings or friends of a similar age.
A laptop or desktop with a browser, headphones and 50 minutes. We set up the tools together in the first lesson.
Yes. Parents are welcome in any lesson, and many sit in for the first one. The written recap covers the lessons you miss.
English, Spanish and Italian.
Tell me what your child loves and how they use AI today. I'll suggest a track and a first project.
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