Learn AI
Starter courseWhat AI is, how it learns, how to ask it well, and how to check its answers. Then use it to make real things, safely and kindly.
- Lessons12 lessons
- You makeAn AI-made web page, a game, and your own AI helper with a prompt log
Seven hands-on ARC courses for P3 to P6. Short lessons, a robot simulator on screen, and a final exam that earns a real certificate. No kit to buy.
Every lesson uses clear whiteboard pictures and short moving clips, so ideas like "sense, think, act" make sense before any code appears.
The same path for every ARC course.
Same courses for P3 to P6. The Advanced courses go further and are best taken after the matching starter course.
What AI is, how it learns, how to ask it well, and how to check its answers. Then use it to make real things, safely and kindly.
Go from chatting with AI to planning with it. Set goals, break them into steps, give an AI helper tools, and keep a human in charge.
Build your own web pages with HTML and CSS: headings, pictures, links, colours and layout. No JavaScript needed.
Your first real programming language. Print, ask questions, make decisions, repeat things, and fix bugs like a detective.
Level up with lists, functions, dictionaries and tests. Plan a program first, then build it, test it and debug it.
Meet sensors, motors and LEDs, and learn to sense, think and act. Program a robot on screen, with no kit to buy.
Smoother, smarter robots. Use two sensors, plan routes, test and fix, and make your robot safe and reliable.
Finish the lessons, then show what you know. Pass and your certificate says Passed, or Passed with Distinction.
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Everyone can learn. The final exam and certificate come with Plus.
Every ARC lesson and lesson quiz is available on all plans.
The final exam and the certificate for every ARC course are included with Plus.
Want just one course exam? Unlock a single course exam for a one-off fee.
S$ XPrice to be confirmedNo. Each lesson is short, with one idea at a time, pictures, and Alec reading aloud. Children try things right away and get instant feedback. Starter courses begin from zero, and Advanced courses are for children who are ready for more.
No. Robotics runs on an on-screen simulator, so a tablet or computer is all you need. The coding practical is typed right in the lesson and marked automatically.
Primary school, P3 to P6. It is the same set of courses for every level, so a P3 child and a P6 child both start with the starter courses. Younger children may like a parent nearby for the first few lessons.
It is fine. After a fail, wait 24 hours and try again with a different paper. You will see which lessons to revise first. You can sit up to 3 times in 30 days.
