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A stats tracker for their team or their own training.
Aptar AI Labs · AI Mastery for Youth
Live lab sessions for teens 13 and up, in small groups with the same Pathway Coach every week. Teens build their own projects with AI and learn to think for themselves while they do it.
For ages 13 and up. No technical background needed, and nobody writes code.
Their passions, their projects
Every teen begins with something they care about, and their project grows from there. When the idea is theirs, the effort follows.
A stats tracker for their team or their own training.
A working prototype of an invention they've been sketching.
A lookbook for their own designs.
A storyboard and shot plan for a short film.
A practice planner for their instrument or their band.
The design for a game of their own.
Thoughtful use
Trying an AI tool can produce an impressive moment. Lasting capability comes from understanding how to approach a task, give useful direction, examine the result, recognize what is missing, and decide what to do next.
Teens stay active throughout. AI supports the work, but the teen is the one making choices, shaping the idea, and understanding what they are creating.
Learning through creation
Small groups, their own projects
AI Mastery for Youth is built around their own projects and a Pathway Coach who works alongside each teen. The coach helps them understand the tools, work through obstacles, make better choices, and reflect on what they built.
Start with a goal, question, or project that matters to the teen, not a disconnected demonstration.
Understand the tools by using them, making decisions, and working through problems as they come up.
Create, check, revise, and finish with a clear sense of what to try next.
For parents
Plenty of parents are cautious about AI, and that makes sense. The worry we hear most is kids letting AI do their thinking for them. This program works against that. Teens learn to question what AI tells them, check its work, and keep their own judgment in charge.
Teens use age-appropriate AI tools, learn what never to share with an AI or online, and practice checking what AI tells them before they trust it.
A place to begin
Tell us what your teen is interested in creating and what kind of experience you're looking for.