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Registrations open · Beginner · Online · Nov 16–22

Seven days from using AIto building with it.

A hands-on AI course for ages 10 and up. No coding needed. One chapter from your own schoolwork becomes AI pictures, a short video, your own website and a game.

Beginner starts November 16 · Pay in full to hold a seat · 1,000+ students taught across 21 cohorts

One chapter. One week. Four things they made.

7 days · 1 hour on weekdays, 1½ hours at the weekend. Every day ends with something made, and every student gets Google AI Pro access.

  • “A red race car on a track, comic style”
    Tuesday

    AI pictures and a poster

    Characters and backgrounds for their own game, from prompts they write themselves.

  • A frame from a 20-second video about Newton’s second law
    Wednesday

    A short video

    A 15–30 second AI video that explains their chapter.

  • A student-style website about Motion, with a race car and the title Everything that moves follows three simple rules
    Thursday

    Their own website

    A real, working website about the chapter, built with modern AI tools.

  • Newton’s Grand Prix, a racing revision game
    Saturday

    A revision game

    A playable game with the chapter’s questions inside, to revise 10 minutes a day.

  • Ages 10 and up: school students, college students and adults
  • Google AI Pro access for every student
  • A certificate on showcase day

Reserve your seat.

Takes about two minutes. Pay the full price when you register.

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Questions families 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.

How much does it cost?

Beginner US$225, Intermediate US$325, Advanced US$575, paid in full when you register. Sales tax is added at checkout where it applies.

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 does a student need?

A laptop with a modern browser. Online students also need a stable internet connection.