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6 weeks · two evenings a week · small groups · parents welcome · Early signup open

An after-school AI program made for school students

Your kid already uses AI, mostly without you. Here they learn to use it properly: safely, honestly, and to build things. They finish with their own study assistant, a game they built, a website that shows it all, and rules the whole family agreed on.

Safe and supervised. Small groups, with parents welcome in any session·Clear rules about schoolwork and AI.
01

Who it's for

[parents]

Parents

You want screen time that produces something. Every session ends with your child having made something, a project, a game or a working assistant, and they show you what it does afterwards.

[students]

School kids of any grade

They like games, videos and making things, so that's where we start. They're building from the first session, and every week ends with something they can show you.

[schoolwork]

Kids already using ChatGPT for homework

Most are, and pretending otherwise helps nobody. We go over where the line sits, why copying answers costs them the learning, and how to use AI to understand a topic faster instead.

Finished school and heading to university? AI for Graduates & Young Professionals is the next step.

02

What your child takes away

[study buddy]

Their own study assistant

Built during the program for their actual school subjects. It quizzes them, explains the topics they find hard, and it's still there when exams come around.

[game]

A game they built themselves

A simple game or interactive project made with AI, chosen by them and built by them. They'll show it to you the same evening, and it stays on their website.

[website]

A website showing everything they made

Built with AI and live on the internet, holding the game, the study assistant and everything else they made. One link you can send to grandparents, cousins and anyone else who asks.

[rules]

Family AI rules you set together

Written in week one, with you in the room. What's fine to share with AI, what should never go into it, and where the line sits on homework. They help write it, so they tend to follow it.

[certificate]

A certificate of completion

It names the program and states their contact hours. They present everything they built in the final session with parents invited, and the certificate is handed over there.

03

The six weeks

[week 1]
basics

What AI is, and the rules

How AI works in terms a child understands, what it gets wrong, and what they should never share with it. The week ends with the family AI rules they write together with you.

[week 2]
learning

AI for learning

Using AI to explain the topics they find hard and to study faster, plus a straight conversation about where the homework line sits. They build their own study assistant this week.

[week 3]
creating

Making things

Stories, comics and images made with AI. They pick a topic they actually care about and start building a project around it, which becomes the game and the website later.

[week 4]
game

The game

They build a simple game or interactive project with AI and get it working end to end. They test it on each other in the session and fix whatever breaks.

[week 5]
website

The website

They build a website about their topic with AI and put it live on the internet under a real link. Everything they've made so far goes onto it, so there's one place to show the family.

[week 6]
show & tell

Show and tell

They present the website, the game and the study assistant to the group, and explain how they built each one. Parents are invited to this session, and the certificate is handed over.

04

Instructor

I'm Tehseen Ahmed. I've spent 15 years in software building systems for businesses worldwide, and AI is part of my daily work. Kids pick up the same habits at their pace: hands-on, honest about schoolwork, and with clear safety rules.

I'm on LinkedIn if you want to look me up.

EXPERIENCE
15 years in software
BACKGROUND
ERP, finance and supply chain systems
INDUSTRIES
Manufacturing, logistics, retail, healthcare
REGIONS
Europe, the UK and the US
FORMAT
Live on Zoom · evenings
05

Early signup

Early signup open
  • Small groups. Fill the form and I'll get in touch.
  • Early signups get the best rate.
  • Get a discount when three or more join together.
  • Evening timings are set with the group.
  • Parents are welcome to sit in on any session.
  • A laptop is needed for the build sessions.
  • Full refund through week one if it turns out not to be for your kid.

Signing up doesn't commit you to anything.

Thanks. Your child is on the list.

I'll be in touch within a day with the next steps.

06

Questions

When exactly does it run?

Six weeks, two evenings a week after school. The dates and timings are set with each group, and early signups hear first.

Is it safe?

Groups are small, sessions are live and supervised, we set up the accounts together with parents, and you're welcome to sit in on any session.

Will this help or hurt schoolwork?

Help. A full week goes on using AI to learn rather than to copy, and we cover where the line sits on homework. Most kids are already using ChatGPT for schoolwork, so they may as well learn to do it properly.

What does my child need?

A laptop and free AI tools. We set up the accounts together in the first session, with you.

What ages is this for?

Any school grade. Groups are formed by age, so nobody sits with much younger or older kids. Message me with your child's age and I'll tell you which group fits.

Do parents attend?

You're welcome in any session, and the final show and tell is for you.

What if my plans change?

You get a full refund through week one if it's not working for your kid. Just ask on WhatsApp and it's processed within 5 working days.

Early signup for the next batch is open.