PRODUCT // AI EDUCATION
Live mentors. Ten seats. A portfolio, not a certificate.
Future School teaches teenagers to work with AI the way engineers do: from prompting, through RAG and agents, to a project of their own on GitHub. Three tracks tuned to age and ambition, 20 live lessons with a mentor, code review and a Discord community. Every cohort is capped at ten students — enforced in the database, not in the copy on the page.
Why Future School
Banning it does not work, and a recorded “prompting course” ends up in a tab nobody returns to. We built the thing in between: a small group, a live mentor, and a project you can actually show.
The cap is hard: enrolment reserves a seat inside a transaction holding an advisory lock, so two simultaneous sign-ups can never produce an eleventh student. That is a property of the system, not a marketing promise — which is why the mentor genuinely knows every student by name.
The Senior track ends with a working project in a GitHub repository, taken through real code review. There is a certificate too — but the repository is what they show for a university application or a first internship.
Hallucinations, model limits, data privacy and the ethics of an answer are their own lessons, not a paragraph in the terms of use. A student who knows when a model is making things up is safer than a student who was forbidden from using one.
A parent enrols and controls access, payment and data. Data export and deletion are buttons in the panel, not an email to an administrator. Fourteen days to cancel with a full refund — no questions asked.
Capabilities
Junior builds the fundamentals through projects, Senior moves into engineering, and the bootcamp is a weekend dose for the time-poor. Plus 1:1 mentoring for one specific problem.
01
Fundamentals through games, projects and creative experiments — no theory for theory’s sake. What a language model is, how to talk to one, why it sometimes makes things up, and what it knows about you. Ends with their own mini-assistant. 20 live lessons over 10 weeks, 1 499 zł.
02
Prompt engineering, working with Claude, Gemini and Cursor, RAG and embeddings, agents and the MCP protocol, cost control. 1:1 mentoring, code review and a portfolio project on GitHub. Ends with a certificate and a reference letter. 20 live lessons over 10 weeks, 2 199 zł.
03
Three 60-minute sessions across one weekend, for the busiest — ages 14+ and adults. Ready-made prompt templates, personalisation to your own way of working, live Q&A and recordings. 499 zł.
04
An hour with a mentor on one specific problem, scheduled individually. You leave with a 30-day action plan, a recording of the session and a follow-up a week later. No long-term commitment. 500 zł.
05
Classes run live twice a week at 18:00, and the recording stays available indefinitely — behind a signed URL, so the link does not travel. Progress is stored server-side, so a student resumes at the same second on any device.
06
The invitation is single-use and expires after seven days, and the course role and cohort channel are granted automatically once enrolment is confirmed. Students talk to their own cohort, not to an anonymous thousand-member server.
07
Participants, cohorts, seat occupancy, email campaigns, promo codes and a built-in blog. Admin access is protected by MFA, and every event lands in a log that cannot be edited — not even by an administrator.
08
Exporting your data and requesting its deletion are buttons in the parent panel, handled automatically. The interface ships in Polish and English, and transactional email has delivery and bounce logging.
Screenshots
Captures of the running platform, not mockups — the course outline with a real student’s progress, the track line-up, and the parent dashboard.
Three tracks
Junior, Senior and the weekend bootcamp side by side — with the age range each is built for, what it covers, and what it ends with.
Outcomes and reviews
Study hours, concepts mastered, projects students actually shipped and parent ratings — alongside what parents and participants say.
Parent dashboard
The parent account: their child’s active courses, access to the private Discord server, and account settings. The parent controls access and data.
Account and personal data
Two-factor authentication plus data export and deletion under GDPR articles 17 and 20 — a button in the panel, not an email to an administrator.
How it works
01
Junior, Senior or the weekend bootcamp — plus a cohort, meaning a specific group with a start date and a class time. Every cohort shows how many seats are left; a full one closes sign-ups automatically.
02
The parent creates an account and reserves the seat in a single step; payment details follow once the seat is confirmed. A welcome email, a single-use Discord invitation and the class schedule arrive straight after.
03
Two live lessons a week for ten weeks, recordings with no expiry, weekly challenges and a mentor on Discord. The Senior track ends with a project in a repository, taken through code review.
Pricing
One payment for the whole course, no subscription and no surcharge for materials. Enrol online; payment details follow once the seat is confirmed.
Ages 14+ / adults
499 złone-off
Ages 13–14
1 499 złone-off
★ Most popular
2 199 złone-off
Ages 16+ / adults
500 złper 60 min
Prices in PLN, per student, for the whole course. Every cohort has a hard cap of 10 students, enforced server-side. Fourteen days to cancel with a full refund. 1:1 mentoring is billed per session and scheduled individually.
Specs
FAQ
Junior is ages 13–14: fundamentals through creative projects and gamification, with no programming experience required. Senior is ages 15–18: prompt engineering, coding with assistants and a portfolio project, so basic familiarity with any programming language helps. If you are unsure, write to us — we will help pick the track.
Yes, and it cannot be worked around. Enrolment reserves the seat inside a transaction holding a database advisory lock, so two simultaneous sign-ups for the last seat will never create an eleventh student — one succeeds, the other is told the cohort is full. When a cohort fills, sign-ups close automatically.
Junior: a certificate, badges and their own mini-assistant. Senior: a certificate, a reference letter and — above all — a public repository holding a project that went through real code review, which is the thing you actually show. Recordings of every lesson stay available indefinitely.
No. A computer with a browser and a stable connection is enough. We work within the free tiers of the tools we use, and where an API key is needed we teach cost control first — one Senior lesson is precisely about not running up a 300 zł bill in one afternoon.
Practising engineers who build products on language models daily — the same people who wrote the other products in this catalogue. One mentor takes a cohort through the whole course, answers on Discord within 24 hours on business days, and does code review personally.
Fourteen days to cancel with a full refund, no questions asked. The parent account also has data export and deletion buttons — handled automatically, without writing to an administrator.
Get in touch
You can enrol yourself at futureschool.science — or write to us if you need a closed cohort for a class or a team, custom scheduling, or help choosing the right track for your child.
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