Who is this program designed for?
- Grade 9 students
- Grade 10 students
- Grade 11 students
- Grade 12 students
FORMATIVELABZ INC
Grades 9-12
AI Future Scholar
For parents and guardians · Grades 9-12 · Registration is open · CAD 299 online (self-paced) / CAD 399 hybrid. Start date confirmed directly.
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AI Future Scholar is a six-module, 24-session course in which Grade 9-12 students train a model, break it, audit it, protect the people in its data, and then build their own. Every module runs the same four moves: Think, Test, Transform, Create.
Help your teenager learn to test AI, protect their privacy and explain their own work. Parents and guardians handle registration and course arrangements. Do not submit a child's identifying information through the enquiry form.
Your learning journey
- 01The Machine That Guesses
- 02Talking Machines
- 03The AI Auditors
- 04Your Data, Your Rules
- 05Design for Good
- 06Build Lab and Demo Day
What you will build
- A model they trained
- A signed audit report and privacy label
- A personal AI charter and Scholar Passport
Putting the learning to work
Train a classifier using objects and hand signs, never faces.
Practice areas
- Model training
- Prompt testing
- Fairness audits
- Privacy labels
- Project design
- Model cards
Why choose this program
A clear learning path
Six practical modules.
Work you can review
A model they trained
A practical focus
Train a classifier using objects and hand signs, never faces.
Learning with context
Grades 9-12 students
Evidence of learning
There are no written tests in the framework. Students earn one Scholar Passport stamp per module by making evidence of their learning. The final project is judged on its model, testing, privacy and explanation. Practice uses objects and hand signs, never faces.
A final piece of work
Create a working model, a model card and a live demonstration. Each team checks the data plan and privacy responsibilities before showing its work.
Completion and evidence of learning
There are no written tests in the framework. Students earn one Scholar Passport stamp per module by making evidence of their learning. The final project is judged on its model, testing, privacy and explanation. Practice uses objects and hand signs, never faces.
- A model they trained
- A signed audit report and privacy label
- A personal AI charter and Scholar Passport
Learning path
Module01
The Machine That Guesses
Train a classifier using objects and hand signs, never faces.
Project: A classifier trained on student examples.
Module02
Talking Machines
Test when a confident chatbot is wrong and set boundaries for a study buddy.
Project: A Prompt Playbook and guarded study buddy.
Module03
The AI Auditors
Check accuracy across groups and document the gaps.
Project: A signed audit report.
Module04
Your Data, Your Rules
Read what apps know and explain data rights through a privacy label.
Project: A privacy label and personal AI charter.
Module05
Design for Good
Plan a useful project with a data plan and privacy check.
Project: A project blueprint and data plan.
Module06
Build Lab and Demo Day
Build, test and explain a model with its limits and a model card.
Project: A working model, model card and live demo.
Preparation and entry requirements
No coding needed to start
One laptop with a webcam per pair in the course framework
Where the learning fits
Grade 9 students
Grade 10 students
Grade 11 students
Grade 12 students
Build practical skills and a body of work you can explain and apply.
Projects and use cases
Capstone project
Build Lab and Demo Day
Create a working model, a model card and a live demonstration. Each team checks the data plan and privacy responsibilities before showing its work.
The Machine That Guesses
A classifier trained on student examples.
Talking Machines
A Prompt Playbook and guarded study buddy.
The AI Auditors
A signed audit report.
Your Data, Your Rules
A privacy label and personal AI charter.
Design for Good
A project blueprint and data plan.
Build Lab and Demo Day
A working model, model card and live demo.
Your questions, answered
Who is this course for?
For students in Grades 9-12, with parents or guardians handling registration and course arrangements.
How much does it cost?
CAD 299 online (self-paced) / CAD 399 hybrid. Our team confirms payment arrangements directly. Fees may vary for international students outside Canada.
How long is the course?
The current outline lists six modules and 24 sixty-minute sessions. Final schedule and access arrangements will be confirmed before enrollment.
What will I work on?
Build and test a model, audit its limits and make a project you can explain.
Can I register now?
Yes. Registration is open. Register now and we confirm your place, fee, start date and access directly.
What happens after I register?
Register now, then confirm your course format, start date and access with Formativelabz. Review final delivery details, total cost and terms before enrollment. Enrollment and access are confirmed separately.
Enrollment and program information
Registration is open
We reply within 1 business day with your start date and payment details.
Self-paced: start within 24 hours of payment. Hybrid: next cohort confirmed on registration.
Registration is open. Choose Register now; we confirm your place, fee, start date and access directly. Your registration is reviewed by our team before payment.
Register nowProgram fees
CAD 299 online (self-paced) / CAD 399 hybrid.
Fees may vary for international students outside Canada.
Intended participants
- Grade 9 students
- Grade 10 students
- Grade 11 students
- Grade 12 students