Special Diwali Batch · November 2026 · Admissions closed

GenZ-AI: AI Creators Programme for Ages 10–16

Turn your child's curiosity into something they can create.

A month of live, guided AI learning for ages 10–16. Learn to question AI answers, develop creative ideas and build projects they can confidently explain.

3 live classes a week: 1 month; 3 live classes a week
no coding needed: Ages 10–16; no coding needed
+ GST · admissions closed: ₹10,000; + GST · admissions closed

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GenZ-AI learners holding their DIT certificates with Ali — The last batch, on showcase day

What your child creates

Core: every child

One creative project of their own
An illustrated story, a simple game or a small website: they choose one and build it with guidance, week by week.
A short showcase presentation
They explain what they made, the decisions behind it, and how they checked the AI's help.
A question-and-checking toolkit
Their own list of good questions to ask AI, and simple habits for checking whether an answer is right.

Optional explorations, as time and interest allow

Visuals for their project
Illustrations, covers or scenes made with an image tool, then edited by them.
An extra game level or page
Stretching the core project further for children who move quickly.
A fictional character
Inventing a character with a personality, backstory and written voice. No real voices, faces or personal data.
A team idea pitch
Working in a small team to describe an idea that solves a problem they care about.

Children work at different speeds. Everyone completes and presents a core project; we don't promise that every child will master every tool or finish every exploration in a month.

Reasoning

Testing an AI answer against what they know and other sources, and spotting when it's wrong.

Creativity

Using AI to explore ideas, then making the choices that make the work their own.

Problem-solving

Breaking a project into steps, getting unstuck, and improving it after feedback.

Communication

Explaining their project clearly and confidently, to a group and to their parents.

The four-week journey

Guided activities, one week at a time.

Week 1
Understanding AI, its limits and checking information
- What AI is (and isn't), explained without jargon
- Spot-the-mistake challenges: when AI sounds sure but is wrong
- Checking an answer against a trusted source
They make: Their question-and-checking toolkit, first version
Week 2
Better questions, responsible learning support and presentations
- Asking AI to explain, quiz and give feedback, rather than do the work
- What schools expect when you use AI, and being open about it
- Planning a presentation in their own words
They make: A short presentation on a topic they choose
Week 3
Building a creative project
- Choosing a story, simple game or website and planning it
- Guided build sessions, with the trainer reviewing progress
- Optional explorations for children who want to go further
They make: A working first version of their project
Week 4
Improving the project and presenting it
- Feedback from trainers and classmates, then revising
- Rehearsing how to explain what they built and how
- The final showcase
They make: A finished project, presented at the showcase

Responsible AI, privacy & honesty

Safe habits, built in from the first class.

Understanding before using

Children learn what AI is, how it works and where its limits are before they rely on it.

Responsibility before speed

Checking facts, protecting privacy and being honest about AI help are part of every class.

Creating, not just consuming

Each week ends with something they made. Confidence comes from doing, not watching.

Under 13: any ChatGPT use is done by the trainer or another adult on a shared screen. Your child does not need, and should not create, a personal account.
Ages 13 and over: AI tools are used only with your permission, and only tools whose current terms allow your child's age.
No personal voice recordings, face photos or identity details are uploaded to cloning or avatar tools.
Children are taught not to share personal information with AI tools.
AI is a study helper, not a ghostwriter: school work follows the school's own rules, and AI help is disclosed.
Photos and videos of children are only shared with their parents' permission.

For parents

What you need to know.

Laptop and internetA laptop or desktop with a webcam and microphone; a tablet or phone isn't enough for the project work. A stable internet connection good enough for live video.

Live teaching, online or offlineEvery class is taught live: 3 classes a week for 1 month, online or offline. The fee is the same for both.

Progress and feedbackTrainers give project feedback in class. Parents get progress updates in the batch's WhatsApp group, through the DIT app and on the website, and can ask about their child's progress at any time.

The final showcaseChildren present their projects at the end of the month. Parents are invited to attend where the batch format allows.

Ideas and teamwork

In the optional team pitch, children practise describing an idea, working together and explaining their thinking. It's about creativity and communication; there are no earnings targets, and children are never asked to contact strangers or find clients.

Fee

₹10,000 + GST

₹11,800 including GST, for the full month. Same fee online or offline.

Live classes, online or offline

Know the trainers

Mentors your child will look up to.

Ali Mehdi Hemani

Founder & CEO, DIT · National award winner

· Winner, Smart India Hackathon (Ministry of Railways)
· Has trained 1,00,000+ students in AI
· Featured on national television

Saba Sayed

Robotics & AI educator

· M.Tech (IT, Robotics & AI)
· Has taught 5,000+ students across India
· Teaches in schools and trains teachers

A graduate receiving a framed certificate from Ali

A graduate with Ali and the programme mentor

Another graduate receiving a certificate from Ali

Showcase day, GenZ-AI, June 2026. Photos shared with parents' permission.

Admissions closed · Special Diwali Batch · November 2026

Admissions for the Special Diwali Batch are closed.

₹10,000 + GST for the full month. This batch is closed to new admissions; the next batch's dates will be announced soon. Message us on WhatsApp and we'll tell you first. Classes start in November 2026; we'll confirm the exact date on WhatsApp.

What age group is this for?

Ages 10–16. No coding or technical background is needed.

Will my child need their own ChatGPT account?

No. For under-13s, any ChatGPT use is done by an adult on a shared screen. Teens use AI tools only with your permission and only where the tool's terms allow their age.

Will my child finish every project listed?

Every child works on one core creative project and presents it. The optional explorations depend on time and interest; we don't promise that every child will master every tool in a month.

Does my child need a laptop?

Yes. A laptop or desktop with a webcam and microphone; a tablet isn't enough for some activities.

How long is it, and how often are classes?

1 month, 3 live classes a week. The Special Diwali Batch runs in November 2026; we'll confirm the exact start date and class times on WhatsApp.

What does it cost?

The fee is ₹10,000 + GST (₹11,800 including GST) for the full month. Admissions for the Special Diwali Batch are closed right now; message us on WhatsApp and we'll tell you when the next batch opens.

Is there a certificate?

Yes. Every child who completes the programme receives a DIT certificate at the showcase, where they present their project.

Online or offline?

Both. Your child can join online or offline, at the same fee. Choose your preference in the form.

Admissions closed

The Special Diwali Batch is closed to new admissions. The next batch's dates will be announced soon; message us on WhatsApp and we'll tell you first.

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