Courses
Build skills at your own pace -- connected to the rest of your journey.
Not a random video library. Every course connects back to a skill, a project, or an opportunity a student is already exploring -- so finishing one means something beyond a checkmark.
Illustrative catalog -- the real course library is still being built. Enrolling below joins the waitlist, not a live class.
Featured course
AI Literacy for Students
What AI can and can’t do, and how to use it responsibly in your own work.
- Category
- AI & Technology
- Time
- ~5 hours
- Who it’s for
- Any student already using AI tools for schoolwork who wants to understand what’s actually happening.
Where it helps -- and where it fails
Strengths, limits, and confident-sounding mistakes.
The full catalog
Every course in the catalog
Foundations of Scientific Thinking
How to ask a real question, test it fairly, and trust the answer.
- Level
- Foundational
- Format
- Self-paced
- Time
- ~6 hours
Writing & Speaking With Confidence
Structuring an argument, then saying it out loud without freezing.
- Level
- Foundational
- Format
- Self-paced
- Time
- ~4 hours
From Idea to Small Venture
Taking a real problem you’ve noticed and building something small around it.
- Level
- Intermediate
- Format
- Cohort
- Time
- ~10 hours
Design Thinking Studio
Solving a real problem the way a designer would -- by understanding people first.
- Level
- Foundational
- Format
- Self-paced
- Time
- ~5 hours
Money Basics for Students
Budgeting, saving, and understanding scholarships and financial aid.
- Level
- Foundational
- Format
- Self-paced
- Time
- ~3 hours
Preparing for Your First Interview
What to expect in a scholarship, program, or internship interview -- and how to prepare.
- Level
- Intermediate
- Format
- Self-paced
- Time
- ~3 hours
Digital Foundations
The everyday computer, internet, and collaboration skills most classes assume you already have.
- Level
- Foundational
- Format
- Self-paced
- Time
- ~4 hours
Certificate story
Finishing a course means something beyond a checkmark.
Every course with a certificate track defines its own completion bar -- every required module, and a real quiz score where a course has one. Never a single hardcoded pass mark for the whole catalog.
A Certificate of Completion is not an accredited qualification. It marks that a student did the work -- the modules, and the quizzes where the course has them.
Certificate of Completion
Student Name
has completed
AI Literacy for Students