Work with a team and their own local business
- Partner with a business that needs their help
- Meet their founding team on the first day
- Agree on the problem they will solve together
For parents
Give your kid an edge for college and beyond
In five days, they’ll learn to build with AI to solve a real problem for a local business.
- Make their first sale
- Professional showcase
- Recommendation letter from a client
We provide your student with real-world experience to stand out in five days.
A real business, a working prototype and a first sale. Your child has something concrete to talk about.
Claude
ChatGPT
Gemini
n8n
LovableBuild an AI prototype with their team
- Learn the AI tools alongside their coach
- Turn the idea into a working first version
- Test it with their customer and improve it
Make their first sale and earn $500+
- Their first paycheck: $500 minimum, no ceiling
- Demo their prototype to the business owner
- Hand it over and keep work they can show
We partner your child with a local company to solve a real business problem.
Past camp businesses
CEO, Grow Training
Website redesign and funnel optimization.
Head of Training, Squirro
App development with AI.
Trade Advisor, VenturePoint
Streamlined outreach and grant proposals.
Founder, Reclaim
Product development with AI.
President Adriatics, Novo
Process mapping with AI.
Sr. Director Procurement, Pepsi
Procurement contract redlining.
We teach them to problem-solve, build and sell with AI.
Problem-solve
A useful solution starts with understanding the person who will use it.
What they produceInterview notes, a process map and one agreed problem to solve.
Build
Your child learns how to turn an idea into something a customer can try.
What they produceA working AI prototype and examples of its output.
Sell
Explaining the value of their work helps students earn a customer's trust.
What they produceA joint presentation with the business owner.
And give them the incentive to keep going, by helping them make their first sale.
$500+Minimum per student
Every student who completes all five days and all programme modules earns at least $500 from the business they worked with.
They will have proof of real-world experience.
Every student who completes the camp receives three records of their work, ready to show and explain.
Personalized recommendation letter from their client
A record of your child’s contribution, teamwork and work for a real customer.
LearnEAI business certificate
Recognition of the camp they completed and the practical skills they demonstrated.
A project showcase page
The problem, their solution, their part in the team and a demo they can explain.
Learning and applying these skills requires targeted teaching and care.
- 1:5
Teacher-student ratio
We ensure our students have focused support.
Community educators
We recruit top teaching talent from the community.
- 50
Students per week
Each week is a small, select group, so places are limited.
We group students into teams of 5 and give each a leadership role.
Example team roles. Coaches adapt responsibilities to the students and the project.
Customer lead
Ask the owner questions and keep the team focused on the problem.
Workflow lead
Map the steps, inputs and instructions the solution needs.
Prototype lead
Bring the parts together into a working first version.
Testing lead
Try real examples and record what needs to improve.
Presentation lead
Help the team explain its solution and prepare the handover.
We give you insights into your child’s learning daily.
Daily progress vlogs
A short video in your child’s own words, shared in Founderslog.
Media package
Every morning you receive pictures of your kid from the previous day, focused on their own work, so you can show it off!
Sharing follows your family’s photo and video permissions. Joining details explain access and delivery.
Turn their day into a conversation.
We give you questions to ask at home, so your child can explain what they learned and share what excites them.
- The customer
What did your customer need help with?
- Their contribution
Can you show me the part you worked on?
- What changed
What changed after you tested it?
Unsure if this is right for your child?
Book a callWe planned each day with advice from AI leaders and business owners.
Monday · Launch
- Kickoff in the auditorium
- Team icebreakers and role selection
- Logo redesign challenge on the entrepreneur’s business
- Peer voting and small prizes
- Platform lesson on why a clear problem gives a better result
- Platform lesson on how to take a problem apart
- Entrepreneur intro video and question drafting
- Lock questions and roles, then send
- Founders Log entry
Tuesday · Explore
- Morning overview in the auditorium
- Interview preparation
- Entrepreneur interview, recorded
- Debrief with the AI teammate
- Platform lesson on turning requirements into a build plan
- Choose one solution and draft the build plan
- Mockup and walkthrough video
- Team lead review and send
- Founders Log entry
Wednesday · Apply
- Morning overview in the auditorium
- Entrepreneur feedback and worked examples
- Finalise the process map
- Write the instruction file for each step
- Build and test each step alone
- Team walkthrough of the workflow
- Close the gaps, record, and send
- Founders Log entry
Thursday · Refine
- Morning overview in the auditorium
- Review the overnight changes
- Connect the steps and run end to end
- Fix and rerun until one clean run
- Platform lesson and the website reveal
- Customise the landing page
- Draft the presentation and record the demo
- Team lead review and send
- Founders Log entry
Friday · Nail it
- Morning overview in the auditorium
- Final changes and build freeze
- Two timed rehearsals
- Tech check
- Final Founders Log entry
- Lunch with parents and entrepreneurs
- Seating
- Team presentations
- Awards, payment and close
More details.
Location
James Reese Career and Technical Center, 12300 University Blvd, Sugar Land, TX 77479
Open in MapsFood catered
Lunch is included. We collect allergies and dietary requirements before camp.
Duration
Five days, Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
We run 6 weeks of camps to accommodate summer schedules.
- 01Apply for week
7 to 11 June 2027
Monday–Friday · 9:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
- 02Apply for week
14 to 18 June 2027
Monday–Friday · 9:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
- 03Apply for week
21 to 25 June 2027
Monday–Friday · 9:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
- 04Apply for week
12 to 16 July 2027
Monday–Friday · 9:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
- 05Apply for week
19 to 23 July 2027
Monday–Friday · 9:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
- 06Apply for week
26 to 30 July 2027
Monday–Friday · 9:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
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
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Frequently asked questions.
What to expect before your child gets started.
Ask us a question Read the termsDoes my child need experience?
Beginners are welcome. Students aged 12–18 work in teams of five, with a coach helping them learn the AI tools and business skills as they go.
Who looks after my child during the day?
We guarantee one educator for every five students. Local educators complete LearnEAI training in the programme, tools and student care. A camp lead oversees the site. Your joining details name the camp lead and give you a contact number for the week.
How do drop-off and pick-up work?
Students sign in with the camp lead at 9:00 a.m. and sign out at 3:30 p.m. Before camp, we ask you to name the adults who can collect your child. 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 noon to 1:00 p.m. Catered lunch is included. After booking, we follow up for allergies, medical needs, medication and emergency contacts. The camp lead shares this information only with the coaches who need it.
What should my child bring?
Bring a laptop if your child has one, its charger, a water bottle and something to write with. The campus provides Wi-Fi and power. If your child needs a laptop, contact us before booking to confirm device availability. Phones stay in bags during working blocks.
Will photos of my child be taken?
Students record a short daily progress video. Each morning, parents receive approved photos of their child’s work from the previous day, followed by an end-of-week media package. We ask for your consent before camp, and you can opt out at any time. We ask for separate permission before publishing a photo of your child publicly.
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.
How does my child earn the $500?
Every student who completes all five days and all programme modules earns at least $500 from the business they worked with. The team presents and hands over its work on Friday. This money belongs to your child and is separate from the camp fee. If your child needs to miss a day, contact the camp lead to discuss their situation.
How does the money-back guarantee work?
If your child completes all five days and all programme modules but does not earn at least $500 from their first sale, we refund the camp fee you paid for them. Contact info@learneai.com with your booking details. This guarantee is separate from the seven-day cancellation policy.
What happens after Friday?
Every student who completes the camp receives a business-owner recommendation letter, a LearnEAI certificate in AI and business, and a project showcase page. LearnEAI coordinates the letter and shares the finished evidence with the family. Joining details explain delivery and access. Parents also receive permitted photos and a collection of the week’s work. One-to-one mentorship is a separate LearnEAI programme; no additional mentoring sessions are included in this camp offer.
What if we need to cancel or change weeks?
The current camp terms allow a full refund within seven days of payment. After seven days, the fee is non-refundable except under the Houston first-sale money-back guarantee. A move to another week depends on availability. If LearnEAI cancels the week, you can choose a full refund or another week. Contact us to discuss your booking.