Future Builders · Grades 7–12
Build a real product.
Registration
Waitlist open
Registration for the October 2026 cohort has closed. Dates for the next cohort are being set. Join the waitlist to hear first.
Join the waitlist₹5,499 · 10 seats per cohort · kit included
- Live online
- 12 weeks, 75 contact hours, live on Saturday evenings + Sunday mornings. Every session is recorded.
- Beginners welcome
- Grades 7–12. No coding experience needed: students start with basic logic.
- Built in teams
- Teams of 3–4 build a working prototype and present it on Demo Day.
- Hardware kit
- A personal ESP32-C3 kit, shipped free across India around week 3 or 4. Theirs to keep.
- The fee
- ₹5,499 covers all 12 weeks, the recordings and the kit.
- Try Session 1
- Not the right fit? Ask for a full refund within 24 hours of Session 1 and keep the kit.
Curriculum
Four modules, one product.
75 hours of hands-on building over 12 weekends, from first Python program to a device that senses and acts.
Weeks 1–4
Software and computing
Python, APIs and SQLite databases. No prior coding needed.
Outcome: A working Python tool and database backend for the capstone.
Weeks 5–6
AI and automation
Machine learning, deep learning, RL agents and image processing.
Outcome: Train a model and build a smart assistant into the product.
Weeks 7–9
IoT and robotics
Low-voltage ESP32 electronics, sensors, servos and networking.
Outcome: Wire sensors and a servo to give the software a physical body.
Weeks 10–12
Entrepreneurship
Market discovery, customer interviews, cost sheets and Demo Day.
Outcome: Pitch the finished prototype to parents, teachers and guests.
For Grades 10–12
Proof of work, not just marks.
Admissions panels and internship recruiters look for what a student has actually built. Every Future Builder leaves with four things to show.
- 1
A public GitHub repository
Python, APIs and ESP32 firmware, documented with a README.
- 2
A recorded Demo Day pitch
Three minutes explaining the build, the testing and the business case.
- 3
A working device
A physical gadget with live sensor data that the student keeps improving.
- 4
A certificate of completion
75 contact hours across software, AI, IoT and entrepreneurship.
FAQ
Questions from parents
When are the classes?
What will my child actually learn to do?
Do they need prior coding experience?
How does the hardware kit work for an online cohort?
What happens if they miss a live session?
What is Demo Day?
How many students are in a cohort?
Is there a discount for enrolling with a friend?
How does this help students in Grades 10 to 12 applying to university?
What does the fee cover, and is there a guarantee?
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Waitlist
Be first in the next cohort.
Each cohort has 10 seats. Waitlisted families hear about new dates before anyone else.