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Prepare every student for an AI future

Real problems. Measured proof. Authority in a niche. Learners find a problem someone actually has, change one thing and prove with numbers whether it worked, building research, AI and relationship skills as they go. Alongside school, not instead of it.

  • Free workbooks for every level
  • Works on paper or on screen
  • SNC/PCTB, Cambridge and KHDA aligned
  • Pakistan and the UAE
⚡ Energy & Smart Systems 6 of 9 in

The Four-Hundred-Rupee Leak

Week 4 of 6 · Level: Investigator
  • ✓ Baseline: 412 units, 7 days, meter photographed
  • ✓ Costed problem: 38 units a month, one appliance
  • ✓ One change made, and dated
  • 4 Three after-weeks, measured the same way
✦ AI Coach: Your after-reading was taken at 9pm and your baseline at noon. Same instrument, different hour — which one will you re-take?
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12industry labs, from agriculture to space
3levels: Explorer, Investigator, Researcher
41free video lessons for Early Years
2free workbooks, every level on paper

Start where you are

Three clear pathways. Pick yours.

Limited seats For parents

Find the right level for your child

  • Ages 3–8 · Early Years: 41 free video lessons and Little Labs
  • From about 7 · Explorer: short, safe tests at home or school
  • From about 11 · Investigator: real problems, data and costs
  • From about 14 · Researcher: authority in one niche
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For students

Start a project tonight

  • Pick a real problem from twelve industries, or from your workbook
  • Measure, change one thing, and measure again the same way
  • Send it in for free written feedback, then build a portfolio
Open the twelve free projects Submit a finished project →Enrol for next semester →
For schools

Bring EAD into your school

  • EAD teachers deliver the projects, on EAD laptops
  • Training for your teachers
  • The EAD platform: portfolios, AI-assisted planning, dashboards
  • Mapped to SNC/PCTB, Cambridge and KHDA
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Video testimonials

In their own words.

Short, unscripted videos from people in the EAD community. Tap any video to watch.

Younger learners: projects in action

Real sessions: brainstorm and research, then design and plan, then present the result.

Watch all project videos on YouTube

🚌 Transport Engineering Project Part 1

Brainstorming, research and critical thinking.

Watch on YouTube →

🥗 Healthy Food Project Part 2

Design, planning and problem solving.

Watch on YouTube →

🏙️ City Project Part 3

Presentation day: learners present their city project.

Watch on YouTube →

How EAD works

Every learner becomes an authority in a niche.

One method at every level: find a real problem, measure it, change one thing, and prove with numbers whether it worked. Three components are practised in every project.

Research

Find out how things really work, from reliable sources and the people a problem affects.

AI-based problem solving

Use AI as a tool, not a crutch, with a person checking every output.

Relationships

Present, collaborate and build trust inside one niche.

  1. Early Yearsages 3–8

    Play first: projects, games and experiments.

  2. Explorerfrom about 7

    Measure before you change anything.

  3. Investigatorfrom about 11

    Cost a real problem, test it, defend it.

  4. Researcherfrom about 14

    A body of work and a network in one niche.

  5. Authoritybeyond the levels

    People in that industry ask for the learner’s view.

Free workbooks · every level

Every level, on paper.

Two workbooks take a learner from the first safe test to authority in one niche: EAD Young Innovators for Explorer and Investigator, and EAD Impact Innovators for Researcher. Every project uses the same method — measure before, change one thing, measure again, explain it honestly. Enter your email and both open on this page, in colour or low-ink black and white.

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Printed copies and school-branded editions are available. Ask on your consultation.

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We have emailed the links as well, so they are easy to find later.

📘 Young Innovators · colour 📘 Young Innovators · black and white 📗 Impact Innovators · colour 📗 Impact Innovators · black and white 🎓 Facilitator pack

Want printed or school-branded copies? Book a free consultation.

For schools

Real-world projects in your school, without extra load on your teachers.

EAD teachers, EAD laptops

We deliver the projects in class or as after-school clubs. You provide the space and the students.

Training for your teachers

So project learning becomes part of how your school teaches.

The EAD platform

Portfolios, AI-assisted planning and marking, and dashboards for principals and parents.

Fits what you have

Mapped to SNC/PCTB, Cambridge and KHDA, with no new subject to add.

AI Pioneer Schools Partnership · 10 partnership seats per city, per term

Questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

What ages and grades does EAD cover?

From age 3 upwards. Pre-school and Early Years (ages 3–8) is a free programme of 41 video lessons for classrooms and homes, with Little Labs for younger children. Primary (Grades 3–5) runs fully scripted project missions. From about age 7, learners follow EAD’s three levels: Explorer and Investigator in EAD Young Innovators, and Researcher in EAD Impact Innovators. The twelve EAD Labs are Investigator projects. Ages are a guide; evidence decides when a learner moves up.

What are Explorer, Investigator and Researcher?

They are EAD’s three student levels, and they share one method: measure, change one thing, measure again, explain. Explorer (from about 7) runs short, safe tests with an adult nearby. Investigator (from about 11) takes on industry problems with research, data and costs. Researcher (from about 14) builds authority in one niche through advanced research, AI-assisted work with human checks, and lasting relationships. Ages are a guide only; evidence decides progression. Pre-school and Early Years continue separately for ages 3–8. Compare the levels →

How do feedback, assessment and certification work?

Finishing a project builds evidence. A learner can submit finished projects for feedback: three complete projects get free AI marking with written feedback, and the printed workbook includes a first project assessed by EAD. Formal level assessment is separate: with at least three finished projects at a level (five recommended), the learner submits a portfolio and defends selected work. Three projects allow an application; they are not an automatic pass. Each project is marked out of 20 — artefact 6, process and failures 6, defence 8 — and Investigator portfolios need a relations ledger of ten people across the whole portfolio. Certification is awarded only when the criteria are met, and is charged: ask for the price list for your country. Completing a project or a semester does not by itself award a certificate. How assessment works →

Do we have to replace our curriculum or LMS?

No. EAD works alongside your existing curriculum and systems. Projects run alongside your timetable at three or four a year, and the AI tools support the teaching you already do.

What is free and what is paid?

The core platform and all 12 AI learning projects are free and open source, forever. Schools pay only for optional services: teacher-guided semester projects delivered by EAD teachers, managed hosting and support, personalized yearly project plans mapped to your class outline, and premium plugins. Pioneer partner schools receive permanent preferred pricing.

How is student data protected?

Data privacy is designed in from the start: school-controlled data, no selling or sharing of student information, and deployment options that keep data within your infrastructure.

Do our teachers need AI experience?

No. EAD teachers run the semester projects, every project step is written out, and the AI assistants are built for educators, not engineers.

Does this support KHDA and inspection requirements?

Yes. EAD includes tools for curriculum planning, quality assurance, and documentation aligned with school improvement initiatives — with student portfolios as ready evidence of learning.

How long does implementation take?

Most schools launch their first Future Skills Lab within 4–6 weeks of the AI Readiness Assessment, following the guided roadmap.

Get started

How can we help?

Schools book a free consultation. Students and parents reserve a seat for the next semester. Students send a finished project for free assessment.

🕐 30 minutes · 💬 No obligation · 📋 You receive a readiness snapshot either way

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    Tell us about your schoolThe form takes about two minutes.
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    We reply within one business dayA real person, not an automated sequence.
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    30-minute consultationYour goals, your constraints, your timeline.
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    You receive a readiness snapshotYours to keep, whether we work together or not.
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