Sineva AI School · Beginner cohort · Ages 10 and up
Seven days from using AI to building with it.
Your child picks one chapter from school. In a week they turn it into AI pictures, a short video, their own website and a game they revise with every day.
- BeginnerOnline, US and CanadaMon–Sun, November 16–22, 2026
Beginner starts Monday, November 16 · pay in full to hold a seat
- students and professionals taught
- 1,000+
- cohorts run so far
- 21
- days, Monday to Sunday
- 7
- things your child makes
- 4
One chapter. One week. Four things they made.
An hour a day on weekdays and an hour and a half at the weekend. Every day ends with something made.
- Monday1 hour
Meet AI
What AI is, what it can and can’t do, and how to use it safely and honestly. Your child picks the chapter they’ll build everything around.
Makes Their chapter, chosen
- Tuesday1 hour
Pictures with AI
Your child learns to describe exactly what they want, and creates the characters and backgrounds for their own game, plus a poster about their chapter.
Makes AI pictures and a poster
- Wednesday1 hour
A short AI video
A 15–30 second video explaining one idea from their chapter, with every fact checked against the textbook.
Makes A 15–30 second video
- Thursday1 hour
Their own website
A real website showing their pictures and video, with a link you can open on your phone.
Makes Their own website
- Friday1 hour
Plan the game
They design their game and turn their chapter into quiz questions.
Makes A game plan and a quiz
- Saturday1½ hours
Build the game
A real, playable game — for example a car race that stops after each level and asks questions from their chapter before the next level opens.
Makes A playable game
- Sunday1½ hours
Showcase day
Your child presents their website and game to family and friends, learns to revise with their game for 10 minutes a day, and receives their certificate.
Makes A certificate and a habit
Safe and supervised: we teach what never to share with AI, how to check its answers, and the difference between learning with AI and copying.
See examples of everything students makeSaturday · 1½ hours
They build a game like this one.
A car race that stops after each lap for a study card and three questions from the chapter. Right answers are nitro boosts. Your child builds one around their own chapter, then revises with it for 10 minutes a day.
Class 9 Science · Car race
Newton’s Grand Prix
Race down the track, dodge traffic and oil, and grab coins. At every pit stop you revise part of the chapter and answer three questions; each right answer is a nitro boost for the next lap.
AI can make children smarter, or lazier.
It depends on how they learn to use it. That’s why it has to be taught now.
39%
of the core skills workers rely on are expected to change by 2030.
World Economic Forum, Future of Jobs Report 2025
Weakest
brain engagement was seen when people let ChatGPT write their essays, in an early 2025 study.
MIT Media Lab, 2025
2019
is when CBSE began offering AI as a subject, yet most children still learn it on their own.
CBSE
Safe, supervised and honest.
Nothing personal goes into AI. Children learn never to share their name, school, address or photos with an AI tool.
Every fact gets checked. Pictures, the video and the game’s questions are checked against the textbook.
Learning, not copying. AI is used as a tutor and a tool, never to do homework for them.
Parents stay in the loop. A parent registers every child under 18, and families are invited to Sunday’s showcase.
Choose your cohort.
Pay the full price when you register.
- Online
Beginner
Monday to Sunday, November 16–22, 2026
6–7 pm weekdays, 6–7:30 pm weekends (ET)
Online: join from anywhere in the US and Canada
- Course fee
- CAD 320
Pay the full price when you register. Plus applicable tax. Class times are in Eastern time.
- Google AI Pro access for every student
- A certificate on showcase day
- Families invited to Sunday’s showcase
- Questions answered on WhatsApp
Questions parents ask.
Who can join Sineva AI School?
Anyone from 10 years old to adults. Beginner needs no coding experience. Schools and companies have their own programmes.
What will my child make in the Beginner cohort?
AI pictures, a short AI video, their own website, and a complete game built from one chapter of their schoolwork, so they can revise for 10 minutes a day by playing it. Try some games like the ones students build at gruposineva.com/school/games.
When and where are the next cohorts?
Beginner runs Monday, November 16 to Sunday, November 22, 2026; Intermediate runs Monday, December 7 to Sunday, December 13, 2026; Advanced runs Monday, December 14 to Sunday, December 20, 2026. Every level is taught live online, for students in Canada.
How long is each class?
One hour a day from Monday to Friday, and an hour and a half on Saturday and Sunday, when students build their game and present it to their families. Classes run Monday to Friday 6–7 pm, Saturday and Sunday 6–7:30 pm ET.
How much does it cost?
Beginner CAD 320, Intermediate CAD 460, Advanced CAD 820, paid in full when you register. Plus applicable tax.
Have you run cohorts before?
Yes. We have taught more than 1,000 students and professionals across 21 cohorts; the November cohorts are numbers 22 and 23.
How does payment work?
You pay the full price through a secure payment link when you register. There is no deposit and no early-bird price.
What’s included?
Beginner students get Google AI Pro access for the course. Intermediate students get cloud subscriptions and development credits. Everyone who completes a cohort receives a certificate.
What does a student need?
A laptop with a modern browser. Online students also need a stable internet connection.
Is it safe for children?
A parent or guardian registers every student under 18. Ethics and safe use — what AI gets wrong and what never to share with it — are taught from day one.
Reserve your child’s seat for November.
Beginner starts Monday, November 16, online. Pay the full price when you register.