Work with a team and your own local business
- Partner with a business that needs your help
- Meet your founding team on the first day
- Agree on the problem you will solve together
For students
Start a successful business in 5 days
Work with a local business, build a solution with AI and make your first sale, together.
- Businesses created
- Students building
- Customers reached
Lock in this summer.
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LovableBuild an AI prototype with your team
- Learn the AI tools alongside your coach
- Turn the idea into a working first version
- Test it with your customer and improve it
Make your first sale and earn $500+
- Your first paycheck: $500 minimum, no ceiling
- Demo your prototype to the business owner
- Hand it over and keep work you can show
Let’s make your first sale in 5 days.
Student team Day 1Monday
Launch
- Meet your team and find your role.
- Learn the AI tools you’ll use.
- Explore the business’s problem.
- Leave with a clear problem and your role in the team.
CEO, Grow Training Day 2Tuesday
Explore
- Ask the entrepreneur your questions.
- Pitch your options and agree on a solution.
- Leave with one agreed idea and a plan to build it.
Shams, AI engineer at Google Day 3Wednesday
Apply
- Use AI to bring your idea to life.
- Divide the work and build your first version.
- Leave with a working prototype you created.
Student team Day 4Thursday
Refine
- Improve your solution with your customer’s feedback.
- Test the changes and rehearse your pitch.
- Leave with a tested solution and a confident pitch.
Friday awards Day 5Friday
Nail it
- Demo your solution to your customer.
- Hand over your work and get paid.
- Celebrate with your team.
- Leave with delivered work and a story you can tell.
See what other teams have built.
Build something real this summer.
Join a campAlso check out our mentorship program and online course.
For parents
Your child learns by working for a real customer.
A real customer for the week.
Your child joins a team of five and takes on a problem from a local business. On Tuesday they meet the owner and ask their questions. The problem is real, and so is the deadline.
A working prototype by Friday.
With a coach beside them, the team learns the AI tools and builds a first version by Wednesday. Thursday they test it with the owner and improve it. Friday they demo it live.
$500 minimum, paid by the customer.
When the business owner accepts the work, they pay the team. Every student who completes the week earns at least $500. It is their first paycheck, for work they can show.
We prepare them to be successful in this new world
AI is changing the work they'll do.
1 in 4 workers worldwide are in occupations with some exposure to generative AI, according to the ILO.
ILO, 2025Employers want proof of what they can do.
~90% of employers in NACE's survey looked for evidence of problem-solving skills on graduates' resumes.
NACE, Job Outlook 2025The skills they need will keep changing.
39% of workers' core skills are expected to change by 2030, according to employers surveyed by the WEF.
World Economic Forum, 2025Watch them grow
day by day.
Everything runs through LearnEAI, the platform where your child logs the week's work. As a parent you get your own window into it.
A parent portal for their progress.
Follow their progress in Founderslog and hear what they’re learning in their own video updates.
Daily photos of your child.
See your child working on their project, with photos focused on their part of the team’s progress.
A media package to share.
At the end of the week, you get a collection of moments and finished work to share with family and friends.
The week, in practice.
Where your child goes, when, and who looks after them.
- Dates
- Summer 2027. Six camp weeks between 7 June and 30 July, Monday to Friday. No camps in the two weeks around 4 July.
- Hours
- 9:00 to 15:30 each day. Students arrive for the 9:00 kickoff and are picked up at 15:30.
- Where
- At a partner school near you, starting in Texas. Your confirmation names the campus, the rooms and the person to call.
- Who
- Students aged 12 to 18, in teams of five. Each team works with one local entrepreneur for the week.
- Supervision
- A LearnEAI camp lead and team coaches, educators from the host school, are on site from opening to pick-up.
- Cost
- $5,000 for the week. Every student who completes all five days earns $500 from the business they worked for.
A camp day
Care and safety
Who looks after my child during the day?
A LearnEAI camp lead runs the site and a team coach works with each group of students. Coaches are educators from the host school. All of them complete LearnEAI training before camp, including a module on student care and how to escalate a concern. Your confirmation names the camp lead and gives you their phone number for the week.
How do drop-off and pick-up work?
Students sign in with the camp lead at 9:00 and sign out at 15:30. We release your child only to the adults you list at registration. If someone else collects them, or your child travels home alone, tell the camp lead in writing before the day. If you are running late, call the camp lead and a coach stays with your child.
What about lunch, allergies and medical needs?
Lunch is from 12:00 to 13:00. Your confirmation says whether the campus provides lunch or your child brings their own. At registration we ask for allergies, medical needs, medication and two emergency contacts. The camp lead has this information on site and shares it only with the coaches who need it.
What should my child bring?
A laptop if they have one, a charger, a water bottle and something to write with. The school provides Wi-Fi and power. If your child does not have a laptop, tell us at registration and we arrange a device for the week. Phones stay in bags during working blocks.
Will photos of my child be taken?
Coaches take photos and short clips during the week for your parent portal and the media package you receive on Friday. We ask for your consent at registration and you can opt out at any time. We never publish a photo of your child outside the portal without a separate permission from you.
What happens if there is an emergency?
The camp follows the host school's emergency procedures and the camp lead is trained on them before the week. For an injury or illness we contact you first, or your emergency contacts if we cannot reach you. Anything we cannot resolve on site is escalated to the LearnEAI team the same day.
What if my child misses a day, or we need to cancel?
Tell the camp lead as early as you can so their team can plan around it. The $500 reward requires attendance on all five days, since the work is handed over on Friday. For a cancellation or a change of week, write to info@learneai.com and we will look at what is possible.
Hear from other parents.
“On the drive home he said ‘Mom, those are my people.’”
ChantalSummer camp parent“Friday he walked me through the app his team built, who they’d interviewed, why they picked that price. Kept going for about 40 minutes. This is a kid who usually answers ‘fine’ when I ask about his day.”
AnaSummer camp parent“She talked the whole drive home every single day. Monday it was customer interviews, Wednesday it was some pricing argument with her team. I didn’t follow all of it but I loved hearing it.”
KatjaSummer camp parent“I liked that I met the camp lead the first morning and got a little update every afternoon. Small thing but it made a big difference for me.”
StefanaSummer camp parent“By Tuesday the staff knew him by name. He’s shy so I was worried, but he was fine.”
VictoriaSummer camp parent“I was expecting a week of him on a laptop. He was up presenting, interviewing strangers, arguing with his team about the logo. They used the AI stuff but it wasn’t the whole week.”
KatarinaSummer camp parent“He has an actual website now and a pitch video. His counselor already told him to put it on his college apps.”
IsabelSummer camp parent“She got paid $500 for her project and has told every relative about it. Twice.”
SamSummer camp parent“Two months later he’s still meeting with his mentor. I didn’t expect it to keep going after the week.”
TimSummer camp parent“He asked if he could go back next summer before the week was even over.”
WarrenSummer camp parent“She’s still in a group chat with kids from three other schools and they’re working on their idea on weekends.”
AntonSummer camp parent“My son came home and told me he needs new friends because his current friends aren’t ambitious enough.”
IsaacSummer camp parent
For teachers
Give your students a business problem to solve.
A real customer for the week.
Teams take on a problem from a local business and pitch what they built on Friday.
A working prototype by Friday.
Each team builds an AI tool for their customer and demos it live.
See how they work in a team.
The week shows how students handle a deadline, take feedback and carry their share.
Teacher-nominated students receive 25% off our course.
A chance to win
Mentorship scholarship
$15,000 value
Summer camp scholarship
$5,000 value
Bring the week to your school.
Talk about your schoolAbout camps
Frequently asked questions.
What to expect before your child gets started.
Ask us a questionWhat ages can attend, and is any experience needed?
The program is for students aged 12–18, including beginners. Educators guide your child through the AI tools and business skills they need as they work with their team.
When and where can my child attend, and what will it cost?
The summer camp program costs $5,000. Our next programs are planned for summer 2027. Dates, locations, and practical details will be announced when registration opens. Join the summer waitlist to hear when these are available. Joining registers your interest; it does not reserve a place.
What will my child build, and how do they earn $500?
Your child works with a team over five days to build an AI prototype for a business problem. They present it to the business owner. Every student earns $500 for successfully completing all program days and modules. They leave with project work they can show and explain.
Who teaches and supervises the students?
LearnEAI provides the program, technology, and business partnerships. Educators at the host school support students on site as they work through the project. Each location's program information will identify the team responsible for the day and the person parents can contact.
Which LearnEAI offering should we choose?
All three offerings are for students aged 12–18. Choose Courses to build a business online at their own pace, Mentorship for ongoing personal guidance on a project, or a camp to spend five days building an AI prototype with a team to solve a business problem. We can help you choose at info@learneai.com.