For parents and carers
Help your child use AI and keep the thinking.
NextRising AI helps young people bring their own ideas, make decisions, check outputs and explain what they create.
Explore practical courses that build creative confidence, problem-solving and responsible habits through real projects.
Current student courses · recorded and live options
Each course has five lessons, approximately five hours. Generally recommended for ages 12+, subject to readiness and platform age/account rules. Live dates, educators, places and pricing are confirmed before enrolment.
Course emphasis
The indicators describe the learning activities, not measured student performance.
●○○○ Introductory · ●●○○ Medium · ●●●○ High · ●●●● Very high
Compare our AI programs
Which learning experience fits your child?
Best for: games, useful tools and logical thinking.
Focus: problem-solving, coding foundations, testing and digital judgement.
Creates: 5+ games and applications.
Tools: ChatGPT + approved AI coding tools.
Current course · check availability.
Creativity: ●●●○ High
Problem-solving: ●●●● Very high
Critical judgement: ●●●○ High
Technical skills: ●●●● Very high
Project creation: ●●●● Very high
Best for: visual ideas, style and communication.
Focus: creative direction, design choices, comparison and refinement.
Creates: 50+ outputs, including experiments and revised versions, not 50 finished portfolios.
Tools: ChatGPT + Leonardo.
Current course · check availability.
Creativity: ●●●● Very high
Problem-solving: ●●○○ Medium
Critical judgement: ●●●● Very high
Technical skills: ●○○○ Introductory
Project creation: ●●●● Very high
Best for: sound, lyrics, mood and storytelling.
Focus: creative expression, listening, critical judgement and refinement.
Creates: 14+ songs across activities, experiments and refined versions.
Tools: ChatGPT + Suno.
Current course · check availability.
Creativity: ●●●● Very high
Problem-solving: ●●○○ Medium
Critical judgement: ●●●○ High
Technical skills: ●○○○ Introductory
Project creation: ●●●● Very high
AI + Mathematics · Coming Soon
See mathematics differently.
Explore how AI can help make mathematical ideas more visual, interactive and understandable — while keeping reasoning, curiosity and human thinking at the centre.
In curriculum development.
Course emphasis, learning outcomes and delivery details will be confirmed as the program develops.
How learning works
Choose the format that fits your family.
Visible progress
See what your child creates and how it develops. Compare versions, discuss improvements and ask them to explain their choices. Any extra educator feedback or progress updates depend on the course; a formal report or grading system is not promised.
Live learning
Five one-hour sessions in a small-group format when an educator, timetable and cohort are confirmed. Learners can ask questions, share ideas and receive real-time guidance. Confirm availability, timezone and the specific support included.
Recorded learning
Five recorded lessons, approximately five hours, available on demand. Learners work at their own pace, with educator email support for up to 10 days after purchase. Confirm account access, price and any required paid tools before enrolling.
Stronger thinking, visible creations
See the learning in the work.
A finished output is only part of the story. The choices, checks and improvements behind it give families something practical to discuss and celebrate.
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Understand
Start with a goal or question the learner can explain.
Try
Explore options and make deliberate creative decisions.
Check
Question accuracy, assumptions, originality and whether the result fits the goal.
Improve
Revise weak outputs and compare how the work changed.
Share
Explain the human and AI contributions, follow school rules and agree appropriate sharing permissions.
Safety and transparency
Clear information before learning begins.
Before enrolment, confirm the course tools, account and device requirements, how learning is supervised and how student work may be used or shared. Contact us about AI use, privacy, learning support or the course experience. Platform minimum-age rules still apply, and public sharing requires appropriate permission.
Before you begin
Practical questions, clear answers.
The goal is not simply to use more AI — it is to learn how to use it better.
Students learn when AI can support creativity, exploration, problem-solving and learning, and when they should slow down, question an answer or complete the thinking themselves.
When AI is used for schoolwork, students are encouraged to follow their school’s requirements, check what AI produces and remain responsible for their final work.
It is more than traditional tutoring.
NextRising AI provides project-based learning experiences that can complement school, home learning and students’ own interests. Programs may develop creativity, AI literacy, technology skills, problem-solving and subject-related learning.
Some future or customised programs may provide more direct subject-learning support. Each program page will explain its specific learning focus.
Our current student courses are generally recommended for learners aged 12 and above. Suitability also depends on confidence with everyday digital tasks, learning readiness, the delivery format and the tools used.
Younger learners may be able to participate with a parent or guardian where the program is suitable and the relevant platform rules allow it. Some third-party tools cannot be used directly by younger learners; parent support does not override their minimum-age or account rules.
Each course page explains its age, readiness and technology requirements. Contact us before enrolling if you are unsure.
NextRising AI works with qualified educators and subject specialists with experience across education, technology and other professional fields.
Where relevant, individual educator profiles will show their verified qualifications, professional credentials, teaching registrations or relevant specialist experience.
Educator and screening information will only be published once it has been verified.
We focus on small-group learning.
Live programs are designed to give learners opportunities to interact with the educator, ask questions, discuss their ideas and receive guidance throughout the learning experience.
Exact group size may vary by program and will be confirmed before enrolment.
Learning becomes visible through what your child creates, explains and improves. Depending on the program, this might include music, visual designs, games, applications, mathematical explorations or other projects.
Families can look at finished work, compare earlier and later versions, discuss the learner’s choices and use reflections or educator feedback where these are included.
Each program page explains its learning outcomes and the evidence you can expect. A formal report or grading system is not promised for every course.
Please contact us as early as possible if you need to change or cancel a booking.
Live sessions are generally non-refundable once they have commenced or taken place, and are not repeated for non-attendance. If a learner misses a session, contact us as soon as possible so we can identify the lesson and discuss available resources or catch-up support.
Recorded digital courses are generally non-refundable once payment has been made and course access or materials have been delivered or made available. If you experience an access problem, contact the team for reasonable assistance, including additional educator support where appropriate.
The full cancellation, transfer and refund conditions will be provided before purchase and are subject to applicable consumer rights.
We want learners to be able to participate comfortably and confidently.
If your child has a learning, accessibility or participation need, please contact us before enrolment. We can discuss the program, technology requirements and reasonable adjustments that may help support their learning experience.
Support may vary depending on the course format and the third-party tools being used.
A laptop or desktop, reliable internet and an up-to-date browser are recommended for project creation. A mouse can make creative and coding tasks easier, and headphones are helpful for music and live sessions. Some activities may work on a tablet, but a mobile phone is not recommended as the main learning device.
Check the chosen course’s required accounts, minimum ages, software and any paid-tool costs before enrolling. Have approved accounts set up and signed in before learning begins, with a parent or guardian helping where needed. Contact us if you need preparation or access guidance.
Recorded courses include educator email support for up to 10 days after purchase. Live programs provide educator and peer interaction, real-time guidance and email support during the live program, as confirmed for the course.
If your child misses a live session, contact us as soon as possible and tell us which lesson was missed. We can help identify relevant lesson information, available materials and possible catch-up support. A repeated class or session recording is not automatic.
Confirm the timetable, timezone, access arrangements, support inclusions and booking terms before enrolling.
Contact & Enquiries
Share your program interest, learner age or year level, country or timezone, and what you would like to achieve. If you are under 18, enquire with a parent, carer or teacher.
info@NextRisingAi.com
Parents, students, schools and partners welcome.
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