From cloud storage to digital discernment, this comprehensive course builds essential digital literacy and practical tools for today's connected world. Participants master fundamental workplace technologies while developing crucial skills in navigating social media's psychological impacts, understanding content algorithms, and maintaining digital well-being. The course culminates in a hands-on $5 business project, giving students real experience in entrepreneurship.

34 hours
2 hrs per day
6 weeks

This course equips participants with practical experience in AI tools and design thinking methodologies to tackle local environmental challenges. Students learn to leverage AI platforms like Claude and ChatGPT as research partners while applying the structured design thinking framework to develop innovative climate solutions. Through hands-on projects, participants gain valuable skills in emerging technology, problem-solving methods, and sustainable innovation - competencies increasingly valued by employers across sectors.

24 hours
2 hrs per day
4 weeks

This transformative program guides participants through understanding their unique strengths, values, and professional aspirations as the foundation for career success. Students learn to translate their self-knowledge into compelling personal narratives while mastering essential job search skills, from targeted resume crafting to authentic interview techniques. Through this personalized approach, participants develop both the self-awareness and practical tools needed to launch meaningful careers that align with their individual goals and preferences.

18 hours
2 hrs per day
3 weeks

Students are introduced to personal finance management, covering core concepts like gross and net profits, compound interest, and assets and liabilities. They calculate the profitability of their business ideas and submit fictitious loan proposals to understand how banks or investors assess financial viability. Along the way, they explore the psychology of money and practice money management for their personal life.

20 hours
2 hrs per day
2-4 weeks

In the No Code Game Design course, students learn to create digital games without programming knowledge. Using intuitive, open-source tools, they explore game mechanics, storytelling, and design principles. The course emphasizes creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving, allowing students to bring their game ideas to life while developing key skills in project management and logic. By the end, students will have designed their own playable games.

36 hours
2 hrs per day
4-8 weeks

In this course, we work on critical thinking, public speaking, and persuasive skills. Students learn to research, construct logical arguments, and anticipate counterpoints. Through structured debates, students practice articulating ideas clearly, responding to opposing views, and developing teamwork and empathy. The club fosters respect for diverse perspectives and equips students with essential communication skills for both academic and real-world situations.

24 hours
2 hrs per day
2-4 weeks

Students build on social-emotional learning while mastering the tactical skills of crafting stories to achieve specific goals. They learn to write clearly, express themselves convincingly, and think analytically. The course highlights the role of marketing and communications in business success. Students apply their skills by creating a commercial, allowing them to immediately put their learning into practice.

36-48 hours
3 hrs per day
4-8 weeks

Students expand on design thinking into systems practice to gain a macro view of the world. They learn about the interconnected and interdependent nature of all systems, uncovering the dynamics that impact communities and businesses. This broader perspective helps students see how they can be key players in creating a thriving community. Understanding these complex connections fosters generosity, increases empathy, and shifts their mindset from blame to recognizing opportunities for positive change.

48 hours
3 hrs per day
8 weeks

The final course in our sequential program offers refugee youth a mini-MBA course in problem-solving and business formation. This structured training brings together knowledge from previous courses, applying it to create viable businesses. Over three months, students learn business fundamentals, conduct user-centric research to validate their ideas, and pitch them to a panel for start-up grants. This process equips them with the skills needed for self-reliance and entrepreneurship.

132 hrs
3 hrs per day
14 weeks