AI Classes for Kids and Teens in Nairobi, Kenya
Your child has ideas. Let’s help them discover what they can do with them.
Maybe your child is always inventing games, telling stories, drawing characters or asking how things work. You can see the spark. You just wish they had the tools and encouragement to take an idea further.
No previous AI experience is needed.
Children ages 7–14 | Teens ages 15–19
10 group sessions · 3 hours per session · KSh 10,000
AI is already part of their world. Let’s help them learn to use it well.
Children are curious about AI. They see what it can make and ask what else it can do. The important thing is helping them move from simply looking at AI creations to understanding how to guide the tools and make something of their own.
At TAG AI Kids Club, learners bring their imagination and ideas. AI gives them another way to explore. They make the choices.
That means your child isn’t just getting another screen activity. They’re getting a chance to create, solve problems, work with others and proudly explain what they made.
AI classes for kids and teens in Nairobi, Kenya: Two pathways to match what excites your child
Not every child wants to make the same thing. Some are drawn to stories, art and ideas about people. Others want to code, build robots and figure out how things work.
Both interests belong here.
Creative and Innovation AI classes for kids and teens
For children and teens who love stories, language, art, design, media, business ideas or exploring questions about people and society.
They might create a comic, develop a story, design a campaign or give a business idea its first name and look. Along the way, they practise expressing ideas, making creative choices and bringing their point of view to life.
STEM AI classes for kids and teens: Coding and robotics
For children and teens who love science, technology, coding, robotics and solving practical problems.
They might code a simple game, work on a robotics challenge or design and test a solution. They practise planning, logical thinking, patience and figuring out what to change when something doesn’t work.
This pathway is for learners following the CBC STEM pathway and for any child or teen interested in STEM. Your child doesn’t need to have chosen a school pathway to join.
A creative AI course for kids who love to imagine
What might your child make in the Creative and Innovation Pathway?
A story set in a world they invented
They create characters, build a setting and explore what happens next.
A comic or illustrated story
They turn an idea into scenes, dialogue and visuals.
A campaign about something they care about
They decide what they want people to understand, then create content to get the message across.
A brand for an original business idea
They think about who it’s for, choose a name and create the beginnings of its visual identity.
The finished project matters. So does the moment your child realises, “I came up with that. I made that.”
AI, coding and robotics for kids who love to build
What might your child make in the STEM Pathway?
A coded game or interactive story
They plan how it works, build a simple version and test it.
A robot with a challenge to complete
They explore how to design, code or programme a robot to perform a task.
A solution to a practical problem
They choose something they would like to improve, then design and test a possible solution.
A project they can debug and improve
They learn to work through errors, try changes and see what happens.
When AI is useful, they’ll learn to use it as a helper. They still have to think, build, test and decide for themselves.
What they learn goes beyond one project
An AI course for kids should do more than teach children what buttons to press. The goal is to help them become more thoughtful and confident creators.
Think critically
Does this answer make sense? Is it right for the project? They learn to question AI instead of accepting every result.
Turn an idea into steps
They practise breaking a big idea into smaller things they can work on.
Give AI better direction
They learn to explain what they want, add details and try again when the result misses the mark.
Keep going when something goes wrong
A code error, a story that isn’t working or a robot that won’t do what they planned becomes a chance to troubleshoot and improve.
Make their own choices
AI can offer possibilities. Your child decides what to keep, what to change and what the final project should be.
Work with other young creators
They share ideas, solve challenges together and learn how another person might approach the same problem.
How the group classes work
You might be wondering: if every child has a different idea, how does the teaching work?
Children are grouped by age and pathway. The instructor teaches a shared skill to each group, then the learners apply it to their own projects.
In the Creative and Innovation Pathway, the shared skill might be planning a story. One team could make a comic, another could develop a mystery and another could plan a short video.
In the STEM Pathway, the shared skill might be breaking a challenge into steps. Learners could use it to plan a coding project, a game or a robotics activity.
The instructor demonstrates the skill, guides the activity and supports learners as they work. So your child can follow an idea they care about while still learning as part of a group.
Each session lasts three hours. Across 10 sessions, learners have time to explore an idea, make a first version, improve it and share what they’ve created.
How this connects with what they learn at school
If your child is drawn to language, social questions, art or sport, the Creative and Innovation Pathway gives them room to use those interests in a hands-on project.
If they love science, technology, coding or robotics, the STEM Pathway gives them room to experiment and apply what they’re learning.
Both pathways offer practice in creativity, communication, collaboration, critical thinking and digital literacy. The club is designed to complement school learning by giving children time to apply ideas and skills through projects of their own.
The part parents love: hearing them tell you about it
Imagine the conversation after class.
Your child is telling you about the character they invented, the game their team is building or the robot they’re trying to get working. They’re explaining what they changed and why.
They’re not just showing you something AI produced. They’re showing you their thinking, their choices and what they helped make.
At the end of the program, learners can share their projects with the group and their families.
Who can join TAG AI Kids Club?
AI training for kids ages 7–14
No experience needed. Children explore AI through guided projects suited to their age and interests.
Ages 7–9
Playful activities with stories, characters, creative challenges and simple building or coding projects.
Ages 10–12
Projects such as stories, games, inventions, coding and digital creations.
Ages 12–14
More detailed projects, more decision-making and room to explore creative or STEM ideas.
If your child is 12, we’ll help you find the group that best fits them.
AI training for teens ages 15–19
Teens can explore bigger projects connected to their interests, school, community or future plans. They can choose the Creative and Innovation Pathway or the STEM Pathway.
This AI training for kids and teens is designed for beginners. Teens don’t need previous AI experience; they learn through projects and build their skills step by step.
Ages 15–16
Explore a pathway and develop a project with instructor guidance.
Ages 17–18
Take more ownership of a project, make creative or technical decisions and explain how their work could be developed further.
If your teen is 19, contact us to discuss the best group for them.
Program fees
Group classes
Choose the pathway that sounds most like your child:
- Creative and Innovation Pathway
- STEM Pathway
The group program includes 10 sessions, with each session lasting three hours.
KSh 10,000 for all 10 sessions.
Ask about the group programOne-to-one sessions
If your child would benefit from individual guidance, we can arrange a one-to-one session at home or at a location you choose.
One-to-one sessions have custom pricing. Contact us for a quote.
Ask about a one-to-one session
Learn AI and digital skills with the best digital and AI skills trainers in Kenya.
TAG Creative is an award-winning digital marketing agency, voted Best Small-Size E-commerce Agency several years in a row. We were also awarded Best E-commerce Skills Training Agency at the 2026 Kenya E-commerce Awards, so you can be sure that your child is learning AI and digital skills from professionals.
At TAG Creative, we work with design, digital tools, AI and training. We teach beginners how to use these skills in practical ways, and TAG AI Kids Club brings that hands-on approach to younger learners.
For adults, our training includes Digital Marketing + AI Training and SEO & AI Search Training . We also offer Graphic Design with AI training and an AI Accelerator for personal, business and work projects.
Using AI with guidance
The tools used in class depend on the project and pathway. Learners may use AI to explore ideas, create stories or images, develop digital content, work through coding challenges or support a project.
The instructor guides the activities. Learners practise reviewing what AI produces, questioning it and deciding what to use, change or reject.
We’ll confirm the device and any other requirements before your child joins.
Questions parents often ask
Does my child need to know how to use AI, code or build robots?
No. Beginners are welcome. The instructor guides learners through the activities.
Will every learner make the same project?
No. Learners choose a pathway, but their ideas and projects can be different.
How long is each session?
Each session lasts three hours. The group program includes 10 sessions.
What are the dates and times?
Message us on WhatsApp for the current schedule.
Where do the sessions take place?
Contact us for the current location and session details.
What does my child need to bring?
We’ll confirm the device and any other requirements when you enquire.
How much does the group program cost?
KSh 10,000 for 10 group sessions.
Can I arrange a one-to-one session?
Yes. We can discuss a session at home or at a location you choose. One-to-one sessions have custom pricing.
Is this just more screen time?
The aim is purposeful creation. Learners use digital tools, but they also imagine, plan, collaborate, solve problems and share their work.
Does my child need to have chosen a CBC pathway?
No. They can choose the club pathway that interests them. The projects can complement related school interests.
How do I register?
Send us a WhatsApp message with your child’s age and the pathway you’re interested in. We’ll share the available group details and next steps.
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