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Learning for my childComputer, AI and coding skills for your child
Safe, hands-on sessions where children build small things they can show you, at a pace that suits their age.
- Where to start
- Ages 8–12 start with AI Explorers for Kids. Ages 13–17 start with AI & Creative Coding for Teens. No prior experience is needed.
- What you show at the end
- Each course ends in a small portfolio project, reviewed by a trainer. School-level practice questions can be switched to Tamil.
What you can expect to achieve
- Uses a computer and simple AI tools safely
- Explains what AI can and cannot do
- Finishes small creative and coding projects with a trainer
Suggested routes
- AI and Digital Explorer for ChildrenAges 8–12: safe, creative first steps with computers and AI.Start: AI Explorers for Kids (Ages 8–12). Can read simple English instructions and use a mouse or touch screen. No computer experience needed.8 weeks · 32 training hours
- School AI and Coding FoundationsAges 13–17: creative coding, then real Python.Start: AI & Creative Coding for Teens (Ages 13–17). Comfortable using a computer. No coding experience needed.20 weeks · 96 training hours
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What a counsellor will ask you
These questions help us suggest a sensible starting point. You do not need to prepare anything.
- How old is your child, and which class are they in?
- Has your child used a computer or tablet for schoolwork?
- Which days and times suit your family?
- Would your child prefer English or Tamil practice questions?
Questions
- Is it safe for my child to use AI tools?
- Children use AI tools only in guided activities with a trainer. Safe use, privacy and checking answers are taught as part of the course. Some AI services have minimum ages; a trainer explains which tools are used and why.
- Does my child need a laptop at home?
- Ask a counsellor: practice at home helps, and the counsellor can tell you what the current batch expects.
- How much does it cost?
- Fees depend on the programme and batch. A counsellor shares current fees, batch timings and a suitable learning plan when you ask. Asking does not commit you to anything.
- Is the curriculum final?
- Our course outlines are drafts under academic review, and each course page says so. A counsellor confirms what the current batch covers before you join.
A parent or guardian should make the enquiry and be the main contact.