Your students are already using AI. Right now it is costing them marks.
AI Done Right is a four-session programme delivered at your school over two weeks. Each student takes one chapter they find difficult from their own syllabus, learns to question it, check it against their own textbook, build something from it — and prove they know it with the book closed. You provide the room and the students. We deliver the course.
The explanation reads perfectly. Then the book is shut, and nothing is there.
Recent university research found that students who use AI freely while studying score worse in closed-book exams — not better. The same research found that students taught what to hand to AI and what to keep for their own thinking improve instead. That is exactly what this programme teaches.
It is delivered by someone who has spent 12 years in Punjab classrooms and held headmaster charge at a government high school. Students work on their own textbook chapters, not generic examples.
Five skills, over four sessions.
The certificate names skills, not software — so what your students leave with survives whichever tools are current next year.
Understand Anything
How to ask so the answer is usable at their class level — and how to keep going until the topic clicks. Students choose their project chapter.
Your Textbook, Your Tutor
Their own chapter, questioned in plain language and answered from their own syllabus — including a mandatory block, Check Before You Trust, in which every student takes three claims from an AI answer and checks each one against the real textbook.
Your Work, Not Its Work
The honest method: outline, write it yourself, then check facts and fix the English. Students build their project artifact.
Prove You Know It
Two hours. Closed-book self-testing, then re-testing on exactly what they got wrong — which is where the course lands. Demo Day presentations and certificates close the session.
What your school gets out of it.
A programme you don't have to build
Delivered end to end by us, on your premises, after school hours. Commercial terms are agreed with you after the demo class — see below.
Nothing to buy
Your existing computer lab, or students' own phones. Only tools with a free tier are taught, so no family is asked to pay a subscription and the school buys no licences.
Nothing added to your calendar
Parents don't attend any session, including Demo Day. Proof goes to them directly on WhatsApp — no event to host, no staff to redeploy.
Evidence you can show parents
Every student sits the same skills check before and after the course, so the change is a number. Each also records a one-minute video explaining their own project.
Straightforward terms.
PKR5,500 per student · founding price, first two batches · the same price we charge anywhere
The part a school has to be sure about.
Students are taught never to share personal details with any AI tool, and that rule is repeated in every session. Everything runs through the batch WhatsApp group — never a private, unsupervised channel — and enrollment includes a parental consent line.
Every tool used requires age 13 or above, and every family receives a one-page age and data-safety sheet listing each one before the first session.
On integrity, the course is direct rather than permissive: students are taught to write their own work and use AI only to check facts and fix English, and they are told plainly that copied work teaches them nothing they can use in an exam hall. Verification is practised as a skill, with one mandatory block in which each student checks three claims from an AI answer against their own textbook and records what they find.
A free 45-minute demo class.
Before any agreement, and before any discussion of fees, we run one session with a class of yours. You sit at the back and watch.
- Students bring a topic from their own syllabus that they don't understand
- They learn how to ask for an explanation that actually lands at their level
- They see their own textbook chapter turned into something they can question
- Two or three of them explain, out loud, what they now understand
If that doesn't happen in the room, there's nothing further to discuss. No cost, no obligation.
Before you decide.
A room, a projector or screen, and your students. A computer lab is useful but not required — students can follow along on their own phones, and every activity has a low-connectivity fallback if the internet is unreliable on the day.
No. The course is delivered by us end to end. A staff member is welcome to sit in, and most do after the demo class.
Four sessions across two weeks — three of 90 minutes and a final one of two hours. Scheduling is arranged around your timetable, and there is no parent event to host at the end.
Grades 9 to 12, Matric and Inter. Students work on chapters from their own syllabus, so a Class 9 and a Class 12 student can sit in the same batch and each work at their own level.
Every student sits the same ten-question skills check at the start of Session 1 and again at the end of Session 4. You get the before and after averages for your batch, alongside each student's finished project and presentation video.
Yes, and for most schools that is the better place to start. AI for Teachers is a separate one-day programme for teaching staff — what students are actually doing with AI, how to check its answers, and how to set homework AI can't do for them. Schools that run it first tend to get more out of the student batches that follow.
Start with one class and see it yourself.
Message us with your school name and a grade you'd like us to work with. We'll arrange the demo class around your timetable.