The shift

Most teenagers already use AI. Mostly to do their homework for them.

That skips the learning. Here, they use it to make something real, and check what it tells them.

Week 1

They start the course asking AI for answers.

Week 10

They finish it building with AI, and checking its work.

The cohort
at a glance

10 Saturdays
20 students
3 teachers
1 real product each

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They make
something real

By 16 January, they bring home five things they made.

A live website

On its own link, live before New Year. Anyone can open it.

A working product

It does one job well, and at least five real people have used it.

A launch

A name, a look and a launch post, with AI images credited honestly.

A demo

On 16 January, you watch them present it: the problem, the product, what they learned.

A Wrong Log

One AI mistake caught and written down, every Saturday.

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Agenda

Each Saturday is one step from idea to launch.

Sat 14 NovWhat these tools really doHow a model guesses the next wordHow AI works

Sat 21 NovAsk well, check hardThe Wrong Log startsHow AI works

Sat 28 NovPick the idea, plan the siteWebsite

Sat 5 DecPublish itLive on its own linkWebsite

Sat 12 DecFrom idea to toolProduct

Sat 19 DecMake it work for realProduct

Sat 26 DecTest with five peopleFix what breaksProduct

Sat 2 JanName, look and launch postLaunch

Sat 9 JanTell the storyLaunch

Sat 16 JanDemo dayYou watch them present itParents invited

First 30 minutesOne idea, taughtShort and practical. Never a lecture.

Next 2 hoursBuildingTheir own project, with 3 teachers in the room.

Last 30 minutesShow and logEvery session ends with something that exists: a link, a file or an image.

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They learn when
not to trust it

Every Saturday, they write down one thing the AI got wrong.

A tool that is right nine times out of ten teaches you to stop checking the tenth. Students will ask these tools about faith, politics and how to behave, and the answers come from models trained mostly on Western text. The Wrong Log builds the habit that matters most: check before you trust.

Example entry · Sat 21 Nov It said: Lahore's population is 5 million. Caught by: checking the 2023 census. It is over 13 million.

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Safety

Parents hold every account and sign off on every tool.

Parents create and hold every AI account

Always

A consent form covers tools, data and recordings

Signed

A teacher alone with a student

Never

Only tools that allow users from 13 with parental permission

13+

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They learn from
someone who builds it

They learn from someone who builds AI for a living.

Course lead

Muhammad Bin Sabir

Co-founded Uplift AI, a Y Combinator company building voice AI for Urdu, Pashto, Sindhi and Punjabi
Chief Growth Officer at CreditBook, from zero to over a million monthly users
10 years building AI and technology companies in Pakistan
LUMS graduate

20 students and 3 teachers in the room, about 1 teacher for every 7 students.

Price

PKR 120,000 for 10 Saturdays. About 12,000 a Saturday.

FeePKR 120,000Paid once you are offered a seat

RefundPro rataFor the Saturdays left. The first Saturday is non-refundable

Time3 hoursEach Saturday. Time shared with selected students

WhoAges 14 to 17Grade 9, O Level and AS

Class20 students3 teachers, about 1 to every 7

BringA laptopWith Chrome. No coding needed

Apply

We meet every family before offering one of 20 seats.

01
Send your detailsThree fields. The form opens WhatsApp with them ready to send.
02
A 15-minute callWith the student and a parent. We are not looking for top grades. We are looking for curiosity.
03
Confirm the seatSeats are held once the fee is paid. Applications close Sun 8 Nov 2026.

FAQ

Will this make my child lazy, or help them cheat?

The opposite. Every Saturday they log one thing the AI got wrong and how they caught it. The course is about making things and checking answers, not skipping work.

My child is not into computers. Is this for them?

Yes, if they are curious. The course starts with ideas, not code. Most of the work is deciding what to build and testing it on real people.

Will it take time from studies?

One 3-hour session each Saturday for 10 weeks. It does not replace school or exam preparation.

What time, and where exactly?

Every Saturday from Sat 14 Nov, in Gulberg, Lahore. The exact time and address go to selected students.

Is the class mixed?

Yes. Boys and girls learn together in one cohort of 20.

What if my child does not have a laptop?

Every student brings their own laptop with the Chrome browser. It does not need to be new or powerful.

Is it safe?

Parents create and hold every account and sign a consent form. We only use tools that allow users from 13 with parental permission. No teacher is ever alone with a student.

Will it help with university applications?

We cannot promise admissions results. What they will have is a live product, real users and a demo they gave, which says more than a certificate.

Who gets a seat?

Students who are curious and want to make something. Grades are not the test. The 15-minute call is.

What if we miss a Saturday?

We share that week's notes and help them catch up at the start of the next session.

Can we get a refund?

Yes, pro rata. If your child withdraws, we refund the Saturdays left. The first Saturday is non-refundable.

10 Saturdays. One real product. 20 seats.

Apply for a seatApplications close Sun 8 Nov 2026