Fellowship Online worldwide
12-Week Future Builders Fellowship
A coding journey for kids and teens — from zero to building real games, apps, and robots. Online worldwide.
12 Weeks Saturdays, 10am – 2pm EAT Ages 9–17, No Experience Needed
Kids and teens aged 9–17 with no prior coding experience
Fellowship fee
All 3 courses included.
What's included
Live instructor-led sessions every week
Online stream for remote attendees
All course materials included (no extra fees)
Project reviews and feedback from instructors
Private cohort community (Discord/WhatsApp)
Certificate of completion
Career guidance and portfolio review
How it works
Online · worldwide
Join every live session remotely via video. You get the same instruction, same projects, and same cohort community — just from wherever you are in the world.
Saturdays, 10am – 2pm EAT · Live stream
12-Week Curriculum
Weeks 1–4
Game Development
Design and build 3D worlds in game engines. Learn core programming concepts through game logic.
Weeks 5–8
Mobile App Design
Turn ideas into real apps — UI design, user flows, and shipping something that runs on a phone.
Weeks 9–12
Robotics & AI
Build machines that sense and respond. Hands-on projects with sensors, code, and autonomous logic.
Courses bundled in
All of these are included — you don't need to buy them separately.
Build Roblox Games from Scratch
A project-based Roblox game development track for younger learners covering design, Lua scripting, and gameplay systems.
Build Your First App
A mobile app design and coding course for teens using visual tooling, interactive logic, sensors, and deployment basics.
Build Real Robots
A robotics and AI course for younger learners covering sensors, code, control systems, and autonomous behaviour.
Finish the fellowship, earn this
Issued once every bundled course is complete. It carries its own credential ID and a public link, so a recruiter can check it against our records themselves.
Ready to start?
Enrollment unlocks all 3 bundled courses straight away. Your live session schedule appears on your cohort page.