Ages 11–14
AI-Assisted Software Development Course for Ages 11–14
Students learn more than prompting: they understand, test and safely publish what they create.
A short note for parents
Why AI-assisted coding?
The era of relying only on traditional coding methods is ending. AI can now generate code; the future skill is defining the right problem, directing AI, understanding and testing its output, and turning it into a safe product. This program teaches your child not only to code, but to create responsibly with AI.
Instructor
Direct, hands-on learning with Onur Altınsoy
Onur Altınsoy has 15 years of software industry experience. He worked for a total of 10 years as a Software Specialist within Karbel Holding and iLab Holding, followed by five years as Software Director at iLab Holding, leading technical teams and digital product delivery.
- 15 years of software and product development experience
- 10 years as a Software Specialist within Karbel Holding and iLab Holding
- 5 years as Software Director and team leader at iLab Holding
Program outcomes
Students who create, not just watch
AI literacy
Question AI responses, protect personal data and structure effective prompts.
Coding foundations
Understand how interfaces work through HTML, CSS and introductory JavaScript.
Debugging habits
Read errors, test solutions and verify AI-generated output.
A published project
Complete a mini game or web project and explain it during the final demo.
Four-week curriculum
Complete a working part every week
- 01
Safe creation with AI
How AI works, what not to share and how to write a useful request.
- 02
Ideas and screen design
Plan the user, purpose, content and a simple interface flow.
- 03
HTML and CSS
Page structure, layout, color, typography and responsive design.
- 04
JavaScript foundations
Buttons, interactions, variables and simple game logic.
- 05
Testing and debugging
AI-assisted debugging, quality checks and responsible use.
- 06
Publishing and demo
Publish the project, explain the work and present it to families.
Learning model
Live lessons, hands-on practice and regular feedback
- Hands-on work in every lesson
- A small weekly creation task
- Project feedback from the instructor
- Final demo and family progress summary
Program options
Group program or one-to-one mentorship
Group of up to 10
A structured class designed for peer learning and live project work.
- 6 live lessons
- Practice assignments
- Project feedback
- Final demo and family summary
One-to-one mentorship
A personalized project shaped around the student's interests and pace.
- 6 one-to-one sessions
- Personal project plan
- Feedback between sessions
- Flexible learning pace
Third-party paid AI tools are not included; any required tools are disclosed before enrollment.
Safe learning
Responsible AI use for young learners
Personal data protection, source verification, copyright awareness and age-appropriate tools are built into every week.
Frequently asked questions
Before joining the program
Is previous coding experience required?
No. The program starts from the beginning; basic computer and file-management skills are enough.
Does the student need a computer?
Yes. A computer that can run a modern browser and a stable internet connection are required for live practice.
Is a paid AI account required?
Not to begin. Tools and any optional costs are explained during the introduction call.
How can families follow progress?
At the end, families receive a short summary covering the project, achievements and next development areas.
Let's choose the right learning format together
Use the free introduction call to discuss interests, current level and suitable lesson times.