Current courses · Teacher-led or Self-paced Each course has five lessons: Teacher-led is 5 live lessons, 1 hour each; Self-paced is 5 lessons, about 1 hour 45 minutes of teaching in total, at each student's own pace. Live dates, educators, places and pricing are confirmed before enrollment.
Course emphasis The indicators describe the learning activities, not measured student performance. ●
Build a portfolioYour child finishes with real work for their portfolio.
Solve real problemsThey learn by making projects and solving real problems.
Your child decidesAI suggests. Your child decides.
Create with AIAI stretches their creativity. It doesn't replace it.
Two ways to learn: live with a teacher, or self-paced.
Visible progress
See what your child creates and how it develops.
Teacher-led live learning
Teacher-led: 5 live lessons, 1 hour each, in a small group when an educator, timetable and cohort are confirmed.
Self-paced recorded course
Self-paced: 5 lessons, about 1 hour 45 minutes of teaching in total, at each student's own pace, available on demand. Students work at their own pace. Free bonus: 10 days of email support from when course access opens. Confirm account access, price and any required paid tools before enrolling.
See the learning in the work.
A finished output is only part of the story.
Understand Start with a goal or question the student can explain.
Safety and transparency
Clear information before learning begins.
Before enrollment, 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.
Small groups, live online with a teacher, human-led learning.
A finished, reviewed project in every course, so the outcome is visible
Feedback after every course
Practical questions, clear answers.
Support better AI habits - not shortcuts.
Will this encourage my child to use AI for homework?
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.
Is this tutoring?
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 customized programs may provide more direct subject-learning support. Each program page will explain its specific learning focus.
What ages can join?
Our current student courses are recommended for ages 12+. Suitability also depends on confidence with everyday digital tasks, learning readiness, the delivery format and the tools used.
Some third-party tools cannot be used directly by younger students; 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.
What qualifications do educators hold?
NextRising AI works with 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.
How large is each group?
We focus on small-group learning.
Teacher-led live learning is designed to give students 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 enrollment.
How will I know what my child has learned?
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 student’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.
We want students to be able to participate comfortably and confidently.
If your child has a learning, accessibility or participation need, please contact us before enrollment. 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.
What device and accounts are needed?
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.
What if my child needs help or misses a lesson?
Self-paced recorded course · Free bonus: 10 days of email support from when course access opens. Teacher-led live learning provides educator and peer interaction, real-time guidance and email support during the live program, as confirmed for the course. Free bonus: 10 days of email support after the last live lesson.
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 is not automatic. Live sessions are never recorded.
Confirm the timetable, timezone, access arrangements, support inclusions and booking terms before enrolling.
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Talk to us about a program.
Tell us your child’s age, interests, preferred learning format and any access needs.