AI SKILL LAB
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AGES 14–18 · PORTFOLIO TRACK

Do more than use AI.
Build it. Explain it.

Research, code, automation and a personal project. The learner presents the result and explains their contribution and the model’s role.

Discuss the route →See the method ↓
METHOD / PROGRAM

Learn through the work.

A 10-module map. Modules are a content map, not a promise that one module equals one session. Explorer selects the essential blocks in 6 sessions; Portfolio covers the full core in 10; Builder adds 2 sessions for technical depth and project work.

01

AI literacy

How modern models work, where they help and why outputs still need verification.

02

Research system

Sources, comparison, argumentation and concise evidence-based conclusions.

03

Prompting as specification

Context, criteria, constraints and iteration instead of magic prompt recipes.

04

Create & present

Writing, visuals and presentations with transparent authorship.

05

Code with AI

Read, modify and test simple code with AI support even when programming is new.

06

Automation

Turn repeatable steps into a workflow and identify unsafe automation boundaries.

07

Product thinking

Problem, user, scenario, prototype and usefulness before features.

08

Portfolio build

Assemble the project with decisions, sources, limitations and personal contribution documented.

09

Stress-test

Check failure modes, edge cases, source quality and whether the project actually works.

10

Demo & next step

Present the work and map the next skill path: code, design, research or automation.

FORMAT AND PRICE

Choose the depth.

Scope, schedule, payment, rescheduling, cancellation and refund terms are confirmed in writing before payment.

Ages 13–17 and AI services

Adult permission is part of the process.

Organizational contact remains with an adult. Every AI provider has its own age rules; ChatGPT users under 18 require permission from a parent or legal guardian.

Youth Safety →For parents →
ADULT CONTACT · PRIVACY FIRST

Start with the goal, not the package.

For minors, organizational contact stays with an adult. Share age range, interests and goals; no child's contact details, school, address, passwords or payment data.

Prepare the first brief →