A one-week live AI course for school leavers. No coding required. Real tools, built from scratch.
Places are capped at 15. Once a cohort fills, it's gone.
It's not a criticism — it's a structural reality. The curriculum that was written three years ago cannot teach what's relevant today.
Your child is heading into university, jobs, and a career in a world where everyone will be expected to work alongside AI tools. Most of them will arrive with no real understanding of what those tools can actually do, or how to build anything useful with them.
There's a gap. And summer is the right time to close it.
Small cohorts of up to 15 students. Two hours a day, every day, with a practitioner who builds AI-powered businesses for a living.
Students don't study AI theory. They build things.
By Friday, they leave with a personal AI toolkit, a working project, and a concrete understanding of how AI agents actually work — not how a textbook describes them.
The course runs entirely online. All they need is a laptop.
Entrepreneur track
A working prototype of an AI-powered side-hustle tool
Student track
A personal research and study assistant ready for university
This course is for the student who is computer-literate but has never written a line of code, and who doesn't plan to. The student heading to study History, Economics, Medicine, Law, Architecture, or Business who knows AI is relevant but doesn't know where to start.
If your child can use Google Docs and send an email, they can do this course.
This covers five days of live instruction, all course materials, and one month of Claude AI access. There are no additional subscriptions to buy, no software licences to purchase. Just bring a laptop.
Cohort dates for summer 2026 are being confirmed. Places are limited to 15 per cohort.
No payment taken now. We'll confirm dates and send an invoice once the schedule is set.
Places are limited to 15 per cohort. Fill in your details below and we'll confirm your child's cohort date as soon as the schedule is set. No payment is taken now.
No. This course assumes no coding experience. Students will use a terminal and write instructions in plain English. The goal is to understand how to direct AI tools, not to become a software engineer.
Especially for them. AI tools are going to change how research, writing, analysis, and problem-solving work in every field. A student going into Law or Medicine who understands how to work with AI agents will have a significant advantage over one who doesn't. The course is designed for exactly this student.
Students join a video session each day, like a small seminar. The instructor leads the session, students follow along on their own laptop, building as they go. There's a maximum of 15 students per cohort, so it's interactive, not a lecture.
Claude is an AI platform made by Anthropic, one of the leading AI safety companies. It's the tool students will use to build their agents during the course. Access for the month is included in the course price, so there's nothing to set up or pay for separately before day one.
Students leave with working projects on their own machine, all the course materials, and a month of Claude access to keep building. The skills they develop — understanding how to instruct AI agents, how to structure problems, how to evaluate outputs — carry forward. This is not a one-week exercise. It's a foundation.