AI & Machine Learning
Course for Kids
Train Real AI Models
Your child uses AI every day — YouTube, voice assistants, filters. What if they could build AI, not just use it?
One of the first live AI & Machine Learning courses designed specifically for kids
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Why Should Your Child Learn AI?
AI is not a future skill — it's today's skill. By 2030, over 80% of jobs will require digital or AI literacy. The kids who learn now will lead tomorrow.
Build Critical Thinking
AI teaches kids to break problems into steps, analyse data, and think logically — skills that help across every subject in school.
From Consumer to Creator
Your child already uses AI daily. This course teaches them to build it — training real models that recognise images, sounds, and gestures.
Future-Proof Their Career
India needs 1M+ AI professionals by 2028. Kids who start at 6-12 develop a comfort with technology that stays for life.
What Is an AI Class for Kids, Actually?
Many parents picture an AI class as rows of children writing dense mathematics or lines of complicated code. A well-designed AI class for kids is almost the opposite. There is no advanced maths, no calculus, and no requirement to already know how to program. Instead, children start with visual, no-code tools that let them train a real AI model in minutes — by showing the computer examples, watching it learn, and testing whether it guessed right.
The whole approach is project-based. Rather than memorising definitions, a child learns what "training data" means by feeding a webcam pictures of their own hand, and learns what a "prediction" is by watching the model guess their next move. Big ideas like machine learning, neural networks and prompts are introduced through play first and named afterwards — the way kids naturally learn best.
What a single one-hour class actually looks like
- First ~10 minutes — warm-up: the instructor shows a real-world AI the kids already know — a photo filter, a YouTube recommendation, a voice assistant — and asks how they think it works.
- Next ~15 minutes — live demo: the class trains a model together on screen, step by step, so every child sees exactly how it's done before trying it.
- Next ~25 minutes — hands-on build: every child builds their own version on their own computer, with the engineer helping live over Zoom whenever someone gets stuck.
- Final ~10 minutes — show and tell: kids share what they made, deliberately try to confuse their AI to see how it reacts, and get a mini-challenge to think about before next time.
Because classes are live and batches are small, the instructor can see each child's screen, catch the ones who are stuck, and stretch the ones who race ahead. You can see the full lesson-by-lesson breakdown on our AI course for kids page.
Curriculum Aligned to Global Education Standards
Our curriculum is thoughtfully designed following globally recognised frameworks and guidelines for teaching Coding & AI to children.
NEP 2020
India's National Education Policy — coding & AI from middle school
ISTE Standards
International Society for Technology in Education guidelines
UNESCO AI
UNESCO AI competency framework for school education
CBSE Curriculum
Aligned with CBSE AI & coding curriculum guidelines
MIT Scratch
Built on MIT's research-backed approach to creative learning
AI Ethics
Includes responsible AI use & digital citizenship principles
What Your Child Will Build
This isn't theory — it's 100% hands-on. Every week, your child creates something real.
Rock-Paper-Scissors AI
An AI that sees hand gestures through the webcam and plays against your child
Voice-Controlled Game
A Scratch game controlled by voice commands instead of keyboard
Gesture-Controlled App
An app that recognises body poses and triggers actions
Final AI Project
A complete AI-powered project of their choice — showcased to parents
8-Module AI Curriculum for Kids
Carefully designed to take your child from "What is AI?" to "I built my own AI project" in 14 live classes.
Module 1: What is AI? How Do Computers "Think"?
Fun demos with Siri, Alexa, YouTube recommendations. Hands-on with Quick Draw & AI experiments.
Module 2: Train Your First AI — Image Recognition
Use Google Teachable Machine to build a rock-paper-scissors AI that sees through the webcam.
Module 3: Sound & Pose Recognition
Train AI to recognise voice commands and body gestures. Build a gesture-controlled game trigger.
Module 4: How Machine Learning Really Works
Visual, kid-friendly explanation of data, training, and predictions. Experiment: more data = smarter AI.
Module 5: AI Meets Scratch — Smart Coding Projects
Connect ML models to Scratch. Build a voice or gesture-controlled Scratch game.
Module 6: Build an AI-Powered Game
Design a complete AI game with scoring, levels, and AI-driven interactions.
Module 7: Prompt Engineering — Talk to AI
Learn the art of writing effective AI prompts. Use AI as a coding helper and creative assistant.
Module 8: Final Project Showcase + Certificate
Create and present your own AI project. Receive your AI Explorers certificate.
What Kids Actually Build in an AI Class
The fastest way to understand an AI class is to look at what comes out of it. Here are the kinds of projects a child builds across the course — each one a real, working model or app they can show a grandparent over a video call.
An image-recognition model
A child trains the computer to tell apart objects from their own room — a pencil versus an eraser, a cat toy versus a ball — by showing it webcam photos of each until it can name them on its own.
A sound-recognition model
They teach the AI to recognise spoken words or claps, then wire it up so that saying "jump" or clapping makes something happen on the screen.
A pose-recognition model
Using body positions, kids build an AI that knows when they raise a hand, lean left, or strike a superhero pose — and reacts to each one.
A rock-paper-scissors AI
Their first real "AI opponent" — a model that sees the hand gesture through the webcam and plays an actual round against them.
A gesture- or voice-controlled Scratch game
They connect a trained model to Scratch so the whole game is steered by movement or voice instead of the keyboard — coding plus AI in one project.
A simple chatbot
Kids design a small assistant that answers questions in a chosen character or personality, learning first-hand how the words in a prompt shape what the AI says back.
An AI agent
In the newest module, older kids build a simple AI agent — one that takes a goal, breaks it into steps, and uses a tool to get something done. It is an early, hands-on taste of agentic AI.
For dozens more, see our guides on AI project ideas for kids and AI agents & agentic AI for kids.
AI Classes by Age: 6–9, 10–13, 14–16
The same AI ideas can be taught to a six-year-old and a fifteen-year-old — what changes is the tools, the pace, and how deep you go. Here is roughly what to expect at each stage.
Not sure which stage fits your child? Every learner starts with a free demo class, so we can pitch the level correctly from day one.
Ready to get your child started with AI?
How Our AI Classes Work
Enroll & Join
Pick your batch. Get Zoom link, schedule, and welcome kit.
Learn Live
1 hour live classes, weekday or weekend. Real engineers, small batches.
Build Projects
Hands-on AI projects every week. Train models, build games.
Showcase & Certificate
Present final AI project. Earn your AI Explorers certificate.
Why Parents Choose Junior Codes
Real Software Engineers
Not tutors reading slides. Our instructors are working engineers who bring real-world experience and genuine mentorship.
Small Batches
We keep class sizes intentionally small so every child gets personal attention. Your child is never invisible.
100% Live Classes
No pre-recorded videos. Every class is live, interactive, and on Zoom. Kids ask questions and get real-time feedback.
Project-Based Learning
Kids build real AI projects from week 1. No boring lectures — just hands-on creating, experimenting, and building.
7-Day Money Back Guarantee
Not happy after the first week? Full refund, no questions asked. We're confident your child will love it.
Certificate on Completion
Every child receives an AI Explorers certificate after their final project showcase.
Your Child's Learning Path
AI Explorers is Step 2 in our structured journey. Here's the full path.
Programming with Scratch
Most PopularBuild the Foundation
Start with visual, block-based coding. Kids build games, animations, and interactive stories while learning sequences, loops, conditionals, and events.
AI Explorers: AI & Machine Learning
NewUnderstand the Future
Train real AI models, build smart projects, and learn prompt engineering. Kids go from AI consumers to AI creators using Google Teachable Machine and Scratch ML extensions.
Python for Young Developers
Coming SoonWrite Real Code
Transition from visual to text-based coding. Learn Python — the world's most popular language for AI, data science, and web development. Build real programs from scratch.
How to Choose an AI Class for Your Child: A Parent's Checklist
There are a lot of "AI for kids" programs now, and they vary wildly in quality. Whether or not you choose Junior Codes, these are the questions worth asking any provider before you pay.
Live or recorded?
Recorded videos are cheaper, but children rarely finish them and can’t ask questions in the moment. Live classes keep kids accountable and let a teacher unblock them in real time.
How big is the batch?
A "50 kids per class" model means your child is mostly watching. Ask for the actual maximum batch size and how much individual attention each child really gets.
Who actually teaches?
There’s a big difference between a working software engineer and a presenter reading from a script. Ask about the instructor’s real background and industry experience.
Is it project-based or slides?
Kids learn AI by building, not by watching definitions. Ask exactly what a child will have built by the end of the course.
Does it cover prompt engineering and AI agents?
AI has moved fast. A current course should go well beyond "what is a robot" to real prompting and at least an introduction to AI agents — the skills that matter now.
What is the safety policy?
If the course uses tools like ChatGPT, ask how usage is supervised, and whether AI ethics and safety are taught alongside AI capabilities.
What is the refund policy?
A provider confident in its teaching will offer a genuine money-back window. Read the fine print before committing.
Does the schedule fit school?
Timezone and slot flexibility matter. Ask whether classes can be arranged around your child’s school timings, and whether recordings are available if a class is missed.
We wrote a longer comparison in our guide to the best AI courses for kids, and you're always welcome to talk to us before deciding.
Choose Your Plan
Limited-time pricing. Small batches, so seats fill fast.
AI Explorers
AI & Machine Learning Course
- 14 live classes
- Weekday or weekend, ~1 hr/class
- Small batches, personal mentorship
- Certificate on completion
Scratch + AI Bundle
Both courses, one price
- 28 live classes
- Weekday or weekend, ~1 hr/class
- Small batches, personal mentorship
- 2 certificates + lifetime recordings
Save ₹2,999 compared to buying separately
7-day money-back guarantee. No questions asked.
How Much Do AI Classes for Kids Cost?
Pricing for kids' AI classes ranges enormously, and it is not always clear what you are paying for. Here is exactly what our programs cost and what's included — with no hidden material fees, ever.
AI Explorers (AI & Machine Learning)
14 live classes
Scratch + AI (2-in-1 bundle)
28 live classes
Programming with Scratch
14 live classes
Python for Young Developers
16 live classes
Scratch + AI + Python (3-in-1 complete path)
44 live classes
Every plan includes live one-hour classes with a real engineer, all of the hands-on projects, class recordings to revisit, mentor support between sessions, a certificate on completion, and our 7-day money-back guarantee. The tools we use — Google Teachable Machine, Scratch's ML extensions and guided ChatGPT — are all free and browser-based, so there are no kits or software to buy.
For comparison, a single month at a typical local coding-or-robotics centre often costs as much as our entire AI course — frequently in larger batches and without the AI-agents and prompt-engineering content. Because we are online, small-batch, and taught by engineers directly, you get more one-to-one time for less. The best value is usually the 2-in-1 Scratch + AI bundle or the full 3-in-1 path, which spread the per-class cost the furthest.
Is AI Safe for Kids to Learn?
It is the question we hear most, and it is a fair one. Used well, learning AI actually makes children safer online, because they understand how these systems work instead of blindly trusting them.
Age-appropriate tools first
The core tools — Google Teachable Machine and Scratch’s ML extensions — run in the browser, need no personal account, and let kids train models using their own webcam without data leaving the class.
Supervised ChatGPT use
When we introduce ChatGPT for prompt engineering, it is always guided by the instructor, with age-appropriate prompts and clear rules — never handed to a child to use unsupervised.
A real AI ethics module
Kids don’t just learn what AI can do; they learn where it goes wrong — bias, mistakes, and confidently "made-up" answers — and why a human should always check.
Critical thinking over blind trust
The most important safety skill is teaching children that AI can be confidently wrong, and how to verify what it tells them. That habit protects them far beyond the classroom.
We go deeper on this in our guide, Is ChatGPT safe for kids?
Frequently Asked Questions
What age is this AI course suitable for?
Our AI course is designed for kids aged 6 to 16. We adjust the pace and complexity based on each child's age and experience level. Even 6-year-olds can train AI models using visual tools — no typing or coding experience needed.
Does my child need coding experience to start?
No! This course is beginner-friendly. We use no-code tools like Google Teachable Machine so kids can focus on understanding AI concepts without worrying about syntax. If your child knows Scratch, that's a bonus but not required.
What tools and software are needed?
Just a computer (laptop or desktop) with a webcam, microphone, and internet connection. All tools we use are free and browser-based — nothing to install.
How are the classes conducted?
Classes are 100% live on Zoom, ~1 hour per class. We offer flexible weekday OR weekend slots, arranged around your child's school schedule. This is not pre-recorded content — your child interacts directly with the instructor in real-time.
Who teaches the classes?
Our instructors are real software engineers with industry experience — not tutors reading slides. They personally mentor every child in the class.
How big are the class batches?
We keep batches intentionally small so every child gets personal attention. Your child won't be lost in a crowd of 50 students.
Is AI safe for kids to learn?
Absolutely. We teach age-appropriate AI concepts and include lessons on AI ethics and responsible usage. Kids learn to be thoughtful creators, not just consumers of AI.
What if my child doesn't like it?
We offer a 7-day money-back guarantee. If your child doesn't enjoy the first week, you get a full refund — no questions asked.
Will learning AI replace what my child studies at school?
No — an AI class complements school rather than replacing it. It reinforces the same logical thinking, maths reasoning and problem-solving kids use in class, while adding a future-ready skill that schools rarely teach yet. Think of it as an enrichment activity, like music or chess, that also happens to be genuinely career-relevant.
How long until my child actually builds something real?
Fast. Most children train their first working AI model — usually an image recogniser — in their very first or second live class. They aren't waiting weeks to see results; they build something they can show you almost immediately, which is a big part of why kids stay motivated week after week.
Do you actually teach AI agents and agentic AI?
Yes. Our AI Explorers course now includes a dedicated AI Agents & Agentic AI module, where older kids build a simple agent that takes a goal, plans the steps, and uses a tool to complete it — an early, age-appropriate taste of how modern AI works.
What happens if my child misses a class?
No problem. Every live class is recorded and shared, so your child can catch up before the next session, and the instructor helps them get back up to speed. Because our slots are flexible, we can often also fit a make-up class into another batch.
What is the difference between the AI course and the bundles?
The standalone AI Explorers course is 14 live classes focused purely on AI and machine learning. The 2-in-1 bundle adds our 14-class Scratch course for coding foundations (28 classes total), and the 3-in-1 path adds Python on top (44 classes) — taking a child all the way from blocks, to AI, to real code.
How do we get started?
The simplest way is to book a free demo class using the form on this page — no payment required. Your child sits in on a real session, you see the teaching style first-hand, and we recommend the right level and batch. If it isn't a fit, you walk away with no obligation.
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Don't Let Your Child Just Use AI.
Let Them Build It.
English was our generation's advantage. AI is theirs. Start them young.