Prepare your child to thrive in a fast-evolving AI world

A premium 1-on-1 mentorship that teaches teens how to use AI to build, create, and solve real problems — skills school isn't teaching, but the future demands.

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For teens ages 12–16 10-week program Boca Raton or remote Limited spots

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Why this matters now

AI is reshaping the world — quickly

AI is becoming a general-purpose tool that will shape how we work, learn, and create across nearly every field.

School isn't preparing teens for this reality

Most education systems haven't adapted to teach how AI works or how to apply it meaningfully to real problems.

There are few credible options outside of school

Most AI programs are either too shallow, too technical, or not designed for how teens actually learn.

Teens become passive users instead of confident creators

Without guidance, teens mostly consume AI outputs instead of learning how to build, create, and solve problems with it.

A better way to prepare teens for the AI era

This program is a 1-on-1 mentorship where teens learn how to use AI as a creative and problem-solving partner.

They don't just learn tools — they learn how to build things, turn ideas into real projects, and develop confidence through creation.

What this is NOT

Not a coding class
Not a generic AI tools course
Not a startup bootcamp

Real projects, not assignments

Projects are based on the teen's interests and daily life — not a preset curriculum.

A simple AI-powered game

Create interactive games using AI to generate content, characters, or gameplay elements.

An AI assistant built for a parent or family member

Design custom AI tools that solve real problems for people they care about.

A personal reminder or productivity assistant

Build practical tools that help organize tasks, track habits, or manage daily routines.

AI-generated stories, videos, or creative tools

Explore creative expression through AI-assisted storytelling, art, or multimedia projects.

The goal isn't technical complexity — it's learning how to go from idea → build → improvement.

How the mentorship works

Identify real problems worth solving

We start by exploring what matters to your teen — their interests, challenges, and curiosities. Together, we identify opportunities where AI can make a real difference.

Design AI-powered solutions

Your teen learns to think through how AI can be used to solve their chosen problem, understanding both the possibilities and limitations of the technology.

Build and iterate with guidance

With hands-on mentorship, they bring their ideas to life using no-code tools and AI platforms. We focus on progress over perfection, learning through doing.

Reflect, present, and build confidence

Each project ends with reflection and presentation — helping your teen articulate what they learned, what worked, and how to improve next time.

Program details

Format

1-on-1 mentorship

Length

10 weeks

Time Commitment

2–3 hours per week

Ages

12–16

Location

Boca Raton (in person) or remote

Parent Updates

Weekly

Meet the mentor

Photo: Professional headshot of mentor, approachable and confident, warm lighting

Experience

8+ years building and leading real products
Scaled a product from ~3,000 to ~150,000 users

Teaching Background

Tutored teens and young adults
Focus on computers, problem-solving, and confidence-building

Personal Lineage

Former shy, isolated child with untapped potential. Mentored at age 10 by someone who changed his trajectory. This program is built to pass that mentorship forward.

What parents are saying

"The change in my daughter's confidence has been remarkable. She went from being intimidated by technology to building her own AI tools. She's now the one teaching me!"

Sarah M.

Parent of 14-year-old participant

"Finally, a program that isn't just about coding or tools. My son learned to think creatively and solve problems. These are skills he'll use forever."

James K.

Parent of 13-year-old participant

"The 1-on-1 format made all the difference. The mentor really got to know my daughter and tailored everything to her interests. Worth every penny."

Emily R.

Parent of 15-year-old participant

Frequently asked questions

No. While coding can be part of the journey, this program focuses on using AI and no-code tools to build real projects. The emphasis is on creative problem-solving, understanding how AI works, and learning to collaborate with technology — not on memorizing syntax or algorithms.

Not at all. This program is designed for teens with no technical background. We start where your child is and build from there. All they need is curiosity and a willingness to create and learn.

This program is particularly well-suited for shy or introverted teens. The 1-on-1 format creates a safe, judgment-free space to explore ideas and make mistakes. Building real projects naturally builds confidence — there's something powerful about seeing your ideas come to life.

Unlike school, we focus on building real projects based on your teen's interests — not following a preset curriculum. Unlike online courses, this is high-touch 1-on-1 mentorship with weekly sessions, personalized guidance, and accountability. Your child gets individualized attention and learns at their own pace.

Absolutely. AI is becoming relevant across all fields — from medicine to art to business. The skills learned here — creative problem-solving, clear communication, self-direction — are valuable regardless of career path. Plus, understanding AI will be essential for any profession in the coming decades.

You'll receive weekly updates on your child's progress, what they're working on, and areas of growth. However, the mentorship sessions themselves are between your teen and the mentor to create independence and ownership. We're here to support both you and your child throughout the journey.

By the end of 10 weeks, your teen will have completed 2-3 real projects based on their interests. More importantly, they'll have developed the mindset and skills to keep building independently. They'll understand how to use AI as a creative partner, how to turn ideas into reality, and how to learn new tools on their own.