Technology is changing their world. Teach them how to create with it.
Hands-on coding, game making, AI and virtual robot courses for curious minds in Years 4 to 12. Real skills. Real projects. Cabramatta Centre and live online across Australia.
They already know how to use technology. We teach them how to build with it.
Today's children are growing up with technology. At AI Creators Academy they move from being users to creators, learning the skills, confidence and mindset to shape their own future.
Whatever field they choose, they will work alongside these tools. The advantage belongs to the child who understands both.
Curious minds.Brighter futures.
Our courses
Practical, project-based learning. Years 4 to 12, two hours a week, ten-week terms, $595 a term.
Coding for Kids
Block coding first, then real Python. Children build programs they can explain line by line.
Game Making
Design a 2D game, then write the code that makes it work. A finished game friends can play.
Understanding AI
How AI really works, why it makes confident mistakes, and how to catch them.
Virtual Robots
Code simulated robots and cars that move, react and complete missions. No hardware kits needed.
Every course: 10 weeks, 2 hours a week, $595 a term, plus a small software subscription for class tools. Classes are placed by ability, not just age.
For Schools
We bring coding, game making and AI into your school.
One-day incursions
A half or full day for one class or a whole stage. Students design and build a small game or a first program.
Term programs
Weekly lessons mapped to the Digital Technologies and Computing Technology curriculum.
Staff sessions
Practical professional learning on classroom coding tools and on checking AI output with students.
From London to Tokyo, kids are already coding.
Give yours the head start.
England, South Korea, Japan, the UAE and China are among the countries that now teach coding or AI in primary school, and Australia assesses it from Kindergarten.
2014EnglandComputing compulsory from age five.
2018South KoreaSoftware classes compulsory from middle school; Years 5 and 6 from 2019.
2020JapanProgramming compulsory in primary school.
2025United Arab EmiratesAI a subject in every government school, K–12, across seven areas from data and algorithms to ethics and real-world projects.
2025ChinaNational goal: AI education in every primary and secondary school by 2030. A three-stage AI curriculum for all schools from 2025.
NowAustraliaDigital Technologies is compulsory from Kindergarten to Year 8, and Software Engineering is examined in the HSC. Your child is assessed on this. We help them go further.
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UAE
China
South Korea
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Sources: GOV.UK, British Council, Nikkei Asia, Arab News, China Daily, Global Times, CSET (Georgetown), NSW Education Standards Authority.
Girls are just as capable. They just need the chance to discover it.
Only 12 per cent of NSW HSC Software Engineering students in 2025 were girls, and interest drops before Year 9. We make sure every girl gets the first try, in a small class.
Why girls need STEAM →The early spark that changes everything
Many of today's technology leaders started young, as curious children exploring computers and code for fun. Those early moments lit a spark that shaped their future. We give your child the same chance to explore, create and discover.
Age 12Elon Musk
The curious creatorAt 12 he taught himself to code and sold his first video game for $500. That spark led to Tesla and SpaceX.
Age 12Mark Zuckerberg
The problem solverAt 12 he wrote a messaging system for his father's dental practice. That curiosity led to Facebook.
TeensBill Gates
The relentless coderIn high school he spent every spare moment programming. Breaking things and fixing them built the skill that launched Microsoft.
Age 19Melanie Perkins
The design visionaryAt 19 she set out to make design easy. That idea became Canva, now used by millions.
These are historical examples of people who began young. None of them is associated with AI Creators Academy in any way.
Led by a software engineer who is also a qualified teacher.
AI Creators Academy is led by Stuart Yung, a software engineer with 20+ years in industry and a qualified Mathematics and Computing teacher. He designs and teaches every course.
Each class is also supported by an experienced school teacher, giving students more individual attention and support while they learn. Both educators hold a current NSW Working With Children Check. Together, we are passionate about sparking a love of learning, building confidence with technology, and making high-quality education more accessible to every child.
“Our goal is to make complex skills fun, meaningful, and achievable for every child. We're building the next generation of creators.” Stuart Yung
Run a program? Let's build it together.
We work with organisations that already reach children, and add coding, game making and AI to what they offer.
Incursion and holiday program providers
Add a technology stream to your program. We deliver the sessions under your banner or ours, on your dates.
Tutoring and learning centres
Offer your families a coding and AI class beside English and maths. We run it in your rooms or online, on your timetable.
Libraries, councils and community groups
Short workshops and holiday sessions for your community, taught by a qualified teacher and software engineer.
Opportunities tomorrow. Skills for a
changing world