What a year looks like at each level.

In the first module she writes her first HTML tag and watches it appear in a browser. By the end of the module her personal site is live at her own address.

She learns Python through a game, builds a text adventure, then trains an AI model from her own examples and designs a chatbot character with its own personality, live on her club site for friends to talk to. Her final project combines two of those modules into one, and she demos it at the Parent Showcase.

Intermediate puts him in a proper code editor from the first session. By module three he is logged into a Linux server that we host and writing a bash script on it. By module four he has built an AI assistant that remembers the conversation, and by module five his own Python web server is running on that Linux server with the assistant behind it.

His final project is a task manager web app with an AI feature that orders the to-do list, saving its data to a file. It runs on his Linux server, hosted by Builders Club, and he demos it at the Parent Showcase.

Advanced starts with how the internet really works underneath, then moves to AWS in a sandbox we own, then to shipping code the way engineering teams do. Each module ends with something of hers running on the internet.

Her final project is an AI tool that answers questions from her own notes, live at her club address and deployed through the club's systems, with a spending cap. She presents it in a 15-minute demo with questions at the Parent Showcase.