Technology as your wings, the world as your playground

AI as a tool for making things and solving problems. English as a way to widen the reach of what you can do. Students learn both, enjoyably, with our original content and bilingual practitioners.

Designed in line with MEXT's generative-AI guidelines Available in Japanese and English
A class at Shimoda High School, Shizuoka: students look at a data analysis on screen

For students who will design the future in dialogue with AI

Students meet AI every day. To master what will be the most powerful tool of their era, our program starts from how AI works and why it produces what it does, and builds the active habit of thinking with AI, creating with AI, and solving problems with AI.

  • Think with AI

    Beyond prompt tricks: understand how it works, where it fails, and then use it well.

  • Create with AI

    Turn ideas into something real and present it in English. Output is part of the learning.

  • Solve with AI

    Investigate, analyze and propose, starting from real challenges in the local community.

Programs

Examples based on programs we run in schools today. Content and number of sessions are tailored to each school.

Grades 10 and 11 8 monthly sessions + final presentation

Inquiry project: local issues × AI × English

Students take a real local issue, form a hypothesis, investigate with data, analyze, and shape a proposal. Sessions run in English with bilingual Japanese support, and end with a presentation to the community in English.

  • Data analysis with Python and Kaggle Notebooks
  • Practising ChatGPT as a thinking partner
  • Presenting in English
Outcome
A proposal presented to the city and community

Read the Shimoda case (PR TIMES, Japanese)

Junior high to high school 1 to 3 sessions

AI literacy foundations

How does AI learn, and where does it go wrong? Students learn to check output instead of trusting it, and the ethics and safety of using AI, with their hands on the tools.

  • How generative AI works, and its limits
  • The habit of verifying output
  • Safe use in school life
Outcome
The students' own rules for working with AI
High school 4 to 8 sessions

Programming and data, taught in English

Students pick up the basics of Python and data analysis in an environment where English is the working language. English is not the goal here; it is the tool for learning.

  • Python basics
  • Visualizing everyday data
  • Asking and explaining in English
Outcome
Each student's own data-analysis notebook
All grades From a single session

Global guest sessions

Guests include engineers working abroad and digital nomads who work while traveling. Students ask them questions and talk with them in English.

  • Meeting many kinds of careers
  • The experience of asking in English
  • Making "working abroad" feel within reach
Outcome
A reason to think about their future on a global scale

Built into every program

  • Bilingual by design

    Instruction and materials move seamlessly between English and Japanese.

  • Research-based

    Designed with reference to AI4K12, MIT teaching materials and MEXT's generative-AI guidelines.

  • Tailored to your school

    Every program is designed together with your faculty, never from a template.

  • Safety first

    Privacy-conscious tools, chosen to fit your school. We check each service's age requirements and data handling in advance.

How we work with your school

A step-by-step approach shaped to your school's character.

  1. 1

    Discovery conversation

    We learn what makes your school distinctive and how it uses digital tools today.

  2. 2

    Custom program design

    We customize a program for your grade levels and goals.

  3. 3

    Pilot

    A trial run with a specific group, gathering feedback as we go.

  4. 4

    Evaluation and scaling

    We review the outcomes and set a roadmap for the whole school.

Every school is different. Let's start with a conversation.

Content and number of sessions are customized for each school. Please feel free to get in touch.

Available in Japanese and English