Vibe Coding Academy
    High school students working on a project with a teacher

    FOR HIGH SCHOOLS · Vibe Coding Academy

    Give students a place to turn ideas into action.

    Bring practical AI literacy and entrepreneurial thinking into the classroom with a guided, project-based journey — adapted by teachers to your students’ age and setting.

    WHY IT WORKS

    Learning that feels relevant now

    Students learn to use new tools thoughtfully while building confidence, creativity and real-world problem-solving skills.

    01

    Learn by making

    Students identify a problem, speak to potential users, sketch a solution and build a simple digital prototype with AI tools.

    02

    No coding background needed

    Guided weekly lessons and practical exercises make product building approachable for students and teachers new to AI.

    03

    A cross-curricular project

    Bring together communication, design, digital literacy and business thinking through a project students can explain and demonstrate.

    04

    Visible progress and feedback

    Students can submit weekly assignments and see feedback on their dashboard; instructors can review and respond to their work.

    IN THE CLASSROOM

    Teacher-led by design for younger learners.

    Schools can use selected parts of the 16-week curriculum as a supervised class project or enrichment program. Teachers should adapt examples, tools and public-facing activities to their students’ age and school policies.

    AI & digital literacy
    Entrepreneurship
    Project-based learning
    Career exploration

    THE PLATFORM

    A clear path from first idea to final presentation.

    Learn each week

    Lessons, case studies, videos and resources are organised by week.

    Build and submit

    Guided activities lead to assignment responses saved to each student's account.

    Review and improve

    Students receive AI guidance; instructors can add their own feedback and review status.

    Age and safety come first

    The current platform requires students to be at least 16. For eligible students, schools should arrange any required parent or guardian consent, supervise online activity, check third-party tool age limits, and handle outreach and payments through adult-approved channels.

    Skills mapping

    Aligned with recognized educational frameworks.

    See how each of the 16 weeks maps to UNESCO, DigComp 3.0, ISTE and OECD, with the skills, evidence and verification method for every week.

    View the skills mapping

    COMMON QUESTIONS

    Questions from high schools

    LET'S TALK

    Explore a school partnership.

    Tell us your students’ age range and your teaching goals. We’ll discuss an age-appropriate, supervised approach before enrollment.

    See the university program