✳ Schools · future-skills partner

Put your school ahead of the AI decade.

Aivasu Tech Institute brings AI literacy, coding, data and career-awareness programs into your school — designed with industry mentors, delivered on your campus or ours, and built to fit your timetable.

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  1. 01Exposure
  2. 02Foundations
  3. 03Practice
  4. 04Build
  5. 05Showcase
  6. 06Certification

✳ Why now

The world changed. Classrooms can too.

Boards still matter — but the students who thrive next will be the ones who could also build, question and create with technology. A structured future-skills program is how a school starts that, without disturbing academics.

01

AI is already in their pockets

Students use AI tools every day — for homework, for fun, for answers. School is where they learn to use them honestly, safely and well — before habits form.

02

Careers are decided early

Streams chosen at 15–16 quietly decide the next two decades. Hands-on exposure to AI, code and data turns that choice from guesswork into direction.

03

One program lifts the whole school

Demo days, tech fests and inter-school competitions change how students — and parents — see your classrooms. Skills become the school’s visible edge.

✳ What we run in schools

Six programs. One goal.

Mix and match tracks the way a school actually works — a session here, a bootcamp there, or a full year of future skills for one or more grades.

AI Literacy & Responsible AI

How models actually work, where they get things wrong, and how to use them without losing your own thinking.

Coding & Computational Thinking

Block-based for juniors, Python for seniors — logical thinking, debugging habits and the confidence to build.

Data & Analytics

From spreadsheets to charts to simple predictions — sports stats, school surveys and real datasets students care about.

Cyber Safety & Digital Citizenship

Passwords, phishing, privacy, screen-life balance and online behaviour — the habits that keep students safe.

Career Awareness & Industry Talks

Engineers and AI practitioners from our network demystify what jobs exist, what they pay and what to study next.

Teacher Enablement

Hands-on workshops so your faculty can carry AI tools into their own subjects with confidence.

✳ The program arc

From first session to showcase day.

Every track follows the same arc — exposure first, foundations next, and a build, showcase and certificate at the end. What changes is depth, not direction.

  1. 01

    Orientation session

    A 60-minute introduction for students and parents — what’s coming, why it matters, and what the program will look like.

  2. 02

    Foundations

    Instructor-led classes slotted into your timetable. Beginners welcome; groups are split by age and level.

  3. 03

    Weekly labs

    Every session ends with something built, tested or presented — not just notes copied from a board.

  4. 04

    Team projects

    Small teams build a working project with mentor feedback sessions before the finish line.

  5. 05

    Demo day

    Students present to parents and teachers. Every participant earns a certificate; the best work gets showcased.

  6. 06

    Competition track

    Interested students are prepared for inter-school tech fests, hackathons and olympiads.

  7. 07

    Direction

    Senior students get 1-on-1 guidance on streams, degrees and careers — the conversation most schools can’t run often enough.

✳ Formats

Fit a program to your calendar.

Start with a single workshop, grow into a year-round track. Every engagement is planned with your coordinator and confirmed before a single session is billed.

In-school workshops2–3 hours · full class
Single-session AI, coding or cyber-safety experiences — perfect as a first taste, an annual activity week or a career-day anchor.
Bootcamps3–10 days · 25–40 students
An intensive track where a batch goes from zero to a working project, ending in a presentation and certificates.
Semester & year tracks30–60 sessions · timetable-aligned
A full future-skills program — weekly periods, level-wise curriculum, assessments, demo day and certificates.
Teacher enablement2–5 days · faculty
Practical AI-literacy and tooling workshops for teachers across subjects, so learning continues beyond our sessions.
Career & parent sessions60–90 minutes · evenings
What pays what, which streams lead where, and how parents can guide — in plain language.
Tech-fest & competition supportevent week
Themes, judges, mentors and workshops for your annual fest or hackathon — we help you run the day students remember.

✳ Why schools say yes

What students get. What your school gets.

✳ For students

  • Early fluency with AI, code and data — before college, not after
  • A portfolio of real projects and certificates before board exams
  • Safer, smarter digital habits for life online
  • Confidence in presenting, teamwork and asking better questions
  • Informed stream and career decisions backed by hands-on exposure

✳ For your school

  • Zero burden on faculty — trainers, material and assessments come from us
  • A visible future-skills program for parents, newsletters and admissions
  • Flexible delivery that fits your timetable, calendar and exam weeks
  • No lab capex — programs run with your existing setup or at our Pitampura lab
  • Certificates, progress notes and demo-day coverage you can show stakeholders
  • Supports the AI, coding and digital-literacy priorities schools are expected to show

✳ Why Aivasu

Taught by people who build for a living.

  1. 01

    Mentors who actually ship

    Our trainers are working AI and software engineers — the same teams that build products for companies through Aivasu’s services practice, now teaching your students.

  2. 02

    Project-first, exam-second

    Every module ends in something built. Students leave with work they can show — not just attendance on a register.

  3. 03

    One program, three ways to run it

    On your campus, at our Pitampura lab, or live online — the same curriculum, mentors and certificates.

  4. 04

    Proof you can share with parents

    Session reports, progress notes and a showcase event give parents a reason to talk about your school.

✳ How it starts

A pilot session, then you decide.

No long commitments to test the waters. The first session is on us — if your teachers and students don’t love it, you owe us nothing.

  1. 01

    Intro call

    Twenty minutes to understand your classes, timetable and what you want out of the program.

  2. 02

    Needs & level check

    A quick audit of the batch’s starting level and an agenda agreed with your coordinator.

  3. 03

    Program design

    Modules, dates and deliverables mapped to your academic calendar — exam weeks respected.

  4. 04

    Pilot session

    A free demo session for one class before you commit to anything longer.

  5. 05

    Delivery

    Mentors arrive with content, activities and assessments. Your faculty can observe and co-teach anytime.

  6. 06

    Showcase day

    A demo day for parents and leadership, with certificates for every participant.

  7. 07

    Review & next term

    A term report, feedback round and options for continuing or stepping up next term.

✳ For principals, directors & coordinators

Bring future skills to your students.

Tell us your classes and calendar — we’ll design the program and book your free pilot session. Prefer to talk first? Call +91 9667708830, Mon–Sat, 9 AM–7 PM.

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✳ Common questions

School Partnership FAQs

What principals, coordinators and parents ask us before the first session.

Programs are designed for Class 6–12 in batches of 25–40 students. Younger groups get block-based coding, AI-literacy and digital-safety modules; senior groups go deeper into Python, AI, data and cyber safety. Batches are split by age and level in the first session.
Both. Most schools prefer sessions on campus during school hours; year-round tracks can also run at our Pitampura lab in Delhi or live online — same mentors, same curriculum, same certificates.
A lab helps for some modules but is not mandatory — many activities are designed around shared devices. We confirm the exact setup during the planning call, before your free pilot session.
One coordinator for scheduling and about an hour per term for review. Mentors bring the curriculum, material, assessments and certificates — your faculty can observe or co-teach, but nothing depends on them running sessions.
Project-based assessments, in-class builds, a demo day for parents and leadership, and a term report for the school — plus a certificate for every participant.
Yes. Responsible-AI use, digital safety and age-appropriate material are built into every track, and all sessions are supervised by Aivasu mentors with school staff present.
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