6th Kids AI Industry Immersion Camp: Build a Global Product from Singapore

Assel Mussagaliyeva-Tang

Founder @EDUTech Future & Kids AI Camps

Jonathan Fung

Head, APAC Global Clients at LinkedIn

+ Gek Peng Tay and Ivan Popov

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Singapore's year-end school holidays open with six days inside the companies that build AI.

The 6th Kids AI Industry Immersion Camp is now available live online in a pilot mode with 30% off.

The Camp runs from 21 to 26 November 2026, with learning journeys into working offices across the city. Children aged 7 to 15, their parents and first-time entrepreneurs building with AI, spend 48.5 supervised hours moving through every stage a startup goes through: the problem, the customer, the product, the price, the launch and the feedback.

Each day has two halves. In the first, children learn and build. In the second, they are with industry: a mentorship round in a small group, a fireside chat with a technology leader, or a visit to a company at work.

By the fifth day each child and adult have a product, a customer in mind, a price and a pitch. By the sixth, they know what it would take to sell it.

The Camp design follows from one conviction that is harder to put in a statistic. A route into technology should not depend on luck or geography. Children should meet the people who build things, watch them explain why those things fail, and try building while someone experienced sits next to them.

What you’ll learn

Kids AI Camp Singapore | Build an AI Product in 6 Days Live online AI industry immersion camp for children aged 7–15, parents and founders.

  • Designed and pitched an AI solution in front of the industry jury of AI founders and tech executives from IBM, Wavestone and others.

  • Built a working prototype and taken it from minimum viable to minimum lovable product, with Lovable, Google AI Studio and Claude.

  • Produced two AI products — one individually, one in a team — each with a customer in mind, a price, and a route to monetising it in 2027.

  • Learn from AI masterclasses with startup founders as Marino Solar and EDUTech Future, LinkedIn's APAC Head of Global Clients.

  • Learn how to build inclusive products with Microsoft, Singapore's Enabling Village tour with Ludus Lab, and building Minecraft EDU world.

  • Join ex-Chief Digitalisation Officer & Founder of RAiD startup at the Republic of Singapore Air Force on founder's role and growth mindset.

  • Met and questioned four kinds of builder — global technology executives, Singapore scaleup founders, bootstrapped founders, & solo builders.

Learn directly from expert instructors

Assel Mussagaliyeva-Tang

Assel Mussagaliyeva-Tang

Founder and AI educator teaching kids and professionals to be future-ready.

Microsoft
Boston Consulting Group (BCG)
World Health Organization
ESSEC
Jonathan Fung

Jonathan Fung

Jonathan leads strategic partnerships with Fortune 300 companies in Asia-Pacific

Gek Peng Tay

Gek Peng Tay

ex-Chief Digitalisation Officer, Republic of Singapore Air Force

Ivan Popov

Ivan Popov

Ivan is an oil & gas engineer and award-winning maritime tech founder

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Who this course is for

  • Children and teenagers ages 7 to 15

  • Parents and family members curious about building with AI and jobs of the future in 5-15 years

  • Educators & principals, entrepreneurs and founders (solo, bootstrapping, early stage) in charge of their learning and development

Prerequisites

  • Fluent English and basic understanding of tech and AI

    Access to a computer with camera and sound to participate fully

What's included

Live sessions

Learn directly from your instructors in a real-time, interactive format.

Lifetime access

Go back to course content and recordings whenever you need to.

Community of peers

Stay accountable and share insights with like-minded professionals.

Certificate of completion

Share your new skills with your employer or on LinkedIn.

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Course syllabus

21-22 November weekend (Camps starts)

Nov 21—Nov 22

    What makes a product worth building

    1 item

    Learn how Minecraft was built and play AI & cybergame to learn new concepts

    1 item

    How to think like an entrepreneur. Bias for Action. Fail fast and often.

    1 item

    How to sell your first product? Understanding the founder-market fit.

    1 item

Week 2

Nov 23—Nov 26

    How Singapore government built an AI startup inside the air force

    1 item

    How to build an AI product people love? Masterclass by LinkedIn leader

    1 item

    Designing for all or “one size fits one”

    1 item

    Inclusive product building creating jobs for all citizens

    1 item

    All about AI Agents, and the Family Hackathon

    1 item

    Mentorship & Hackathon in three age groups: parents, younger kids, and tweens.

    1 item

    Hackathon pitches. Jury written feedback and decision. Award ceremony & Closing.

    1 item

    Screen free day (game based learning): outdoors + Keynote on Building a Product

    1 item

Testimonials

  • In just 2–3 hours, my son and I learned how to use prompts to guide AI to build practical apps. We teamed up, experimented, laughed, problem-solved… and won second prize! Learning never stops. It has no age limit. At 47, I'm still amazed by how much I can absorb from the world - including from my own child.

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    Yue Kendall (Mom of Josh, age 13. Joined together and won the top 2 prize)

    Senior Executive
  • Daniel was so happy and excited! Wonderful opportunity to gain invaluable experience and make new friends. All kids are amazing and talented. Looking forward for other events!

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    Ekaterina Murko (Mom of Daniel, age 13)

    Accounting firm
  • This was the most meaningful learning experience we've had together as a family. Our kids are now thinking critically about AI and asking amazing questions at home. What made this experience special wasn't just the technology - it was family, learning, collaboration, and creativity. AI is here to empower learning and spark imagination. But it will never replace human creativity, curiosity, and peer connection.

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    Apphia (aunt joining with two nieces and nephew)

    Entrepreneur and financial consultant
  • It was such a joy mentoring at EDUTech Future's AI Promptathon. It wasn't just about prompting — it was conflict resolution, product iteration, and learning to critique and refine a vision. If this is what 7- and 8-year-olds are already doing, the future looks pretty exciting.

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    Leyi

    Mentor for kids ages 5 to 9; SWE at Manus AI
  • I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Assel and the team for such a thoughtfully designed program. It is exactly what children need to begin their journey in AI and to understand the real challenges people face in today's workplace.

    A special thank you for the personalized gifts — each one was truly meaningful and showed such a thoughtful touch.

    It was also a wonderful surprise that Alina became a winner in her category!

    I am very happy to have met you and so many inspiring people through this program. I am deeply grateful for all the effort and dedication you and your team have invested in making this project a success.

    I am actively recommending your programs to my network and sincerely hope we will have many more opportunities to collaborate in the future.

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    Irina (joined with both kids Alin and Nikita twice in 2026)

    Finance and banking executive
  • I first collaborated with Assel as a marketing and social media partner and parent participant in the Parents–Kids AI Promptathon, held on 29 November 2025 in Singapore and organised by EDUTech Future in partnership with OpenAI, Microsoft, and Manus AI.

    I attended the event with my son, Xavi, who competed in the 5–9-year-old category. The Promptathon created a safe, engaging, and highly structured environment where children and parents could explore AI together while focusing on creativity, problem-solving, and responsible use of technology.

    Xavi thoroughly enjoyed every stage of the experience. His project ultimately won first place and received the top prize awarded by the OpenAI.

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    Max Penzel (joined 4 Kids AI Camps with both sons in 2025-2026)

    Entrepreneur and cinematographer; founder of m-quadrat Asia Pte Ltd (Singapore)

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