Stage 1 · Ages 9–13
Juniors: Make Something With AI
Arabic-first. Children build a story, a small game and a simple assistant — and learn to spot where these tools get things wrong. Parents get an end-of-course showcase, not a grade.
10 sessions · 5 weeks
Arabic-first
No coding
95 JOD per child
What is actually covered
Week 1–2 · what a machine actually does when it "understands" · Week 3 · build a story generator · Week 4 · build a simple game · Week 5 · build an assistant that answers questions about something the child chose. Throughout: finding where the tool is confidently wrong, and saying so out loud.
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Stage 2 · Ages 14–18
Teens: Study Smarter, Then Choose Well
How to use AI to study without handing over your thinking — and an honest look at which university paths these tools are changing and which they are not. Scheduled around school.
8 sessions · 4 weeks
Arabic or English
Tawjihi years
120 JOD per student
What is actually covered
Week 1 · how these models are built, in plain terms — tokens, prediction, why they hallucinate · Week 2 · using AI to study without outsourcing the thinking, and how teachers can tell · Week 3 · research, sources and checking a claim · Week 4 · which university paths these tools are genuinely changing, and which they are not.
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Stage 3 · University students
Undergraduates: Build a Portfolio, Not a Certificate
Runs alongside your degree. You finish with three real projects published on GitHub and the ability to explain them in an interview — which is the part that actually gets read.
12 sessions · 6 weeks
Some coding
Student rate applied
145 JOD 245 student rate, with any Jordanian student ID
What is actually covered
Weeks 1–2 · prompting as engineering, not luck · Weeks 3–4 · retrieval: giving a model your own documents and making it cite them · Week 5 · evaluation — how you prove an AI feature works instead of feeling that it does · Week 6 · three finished projects on GitHub and a README you can defend in an interview.
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Stage 4 · Graduates
Graduates: Job-Ready in AI
The hardest stage, and the one Jordan most needs. A capstone against a real brief, CV and interview work, and an introduction to an employer where we genuinely have one to make.
16 sessions · 8 weeks
Capstone project
Career changers welcome
295 JOD per person · payable in three
What is actually covered
Weeks 1–2 · the stack end to end — model, context, tools, memory · Weeks 3–4 · agents that take actions, and the failure modes nobody warns you about · Weeks 5–6 · how models are actually trained: pre-training, fine-tuning, RLHF, and why most problems are solved with data rather than a bigger model · Week 7 · cost, latency and what breaks at scale · Week 8 · capstone against a real brief, reviewed by someone who ships this for a living.
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