Preparing children ages 6–14 for a world shaped by artificial intelligence. Hands-on, web-based, curriculum-aligned, Canadian.
School systems across Canada are actively seeking AI literacy and coding curriculum — nothing off-the-shelf fits.
Off-the-shelf AI curriculum is expensive, US-centric, and rarely aligned with Canadian provincial standards. Arti Learn fills that gap with programs designed in Canada, for Canadian classrooms — incorporating Indigenous perspectives and direct alignment with provincial curriculum expectations.
Hands-on, not lecture. Every program is 80% doing, 20% explaining. Kids learn by building, breaking, and fixing — and the first thing they learn is when NOT to trust what AI tells them. Digital ethics is the foundation, not an afterthought.
From AI literacy foundations to real Python calling real AI APIs.
Professor Botly — a 35-minute interactive classroom lesson where an AI robot wows kids, then confidently gets a simple question wrong. The lesson lands: ALWAYS check what AI tells you. Battle-tested, aligned to Ontario Language 2023 & Science & Technology 2022.
AI Coding Camp and Creative AI Studio — kids build AI-powered projects (chatbots, image classifiers, recommendation engines) with an emphasis on making, not memorizing syntax.
Python + AI and Build Your Own AI App — students write real Python calling Azure, Hugging Face, and leading AI platforms. Capstone projects presented to the class.
No student devices, no printing, no logins — a screen, a teacher, and a room full of curious kids.
| Revenue Stream | Description |
|---|---|
| School contracts | Per-program fee for in-class delivery ($500–1,500/program) |
| Camp registrations | Parent-paid summer camp fees ($200–400/week) |
| Teacher PD | Professional development workshops for educators ($1,500–3,000/session) |
| Grant funding | Provincial education innovation grants, federal youth programs, Indigenous education initiatives |
| Licensed curriculum | School boards purchase program materials for their own teachers to deliver |
Delivery channels: school partnerships (in-class, curriculum-aligned), public library programs, summer camps, community workshops, and teacher training.
Exportable to every province — and eventually, beyond Canada.
| Phase | Timeline | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 | Year 1 | Deploy existing Grade 2 program to Canadian schools. Build Ages 9–11 programs. |
| Phase 2 | Year 2 | Launch coding camps and summer programs. Build Ages 12–14 Python curriculum. |
| Phase 3 | Year 3 | Teacher PD program. License curriculum to other provinces. Expand internationally. |
The strategic angle: Arti Learn builds the future workforce — the kids who will staff Canada's technology economy in 10–15 years. It's the brand story that makes the parent company more than a services firm: an AI-native Canadian enterprise across security, technology, and education.
Arti Learn is a division of Arti Intelligence — an Indigenous-owned Canadian holding company. Program details, curriculum alignment, and partnership pipeline available to qualified investors.
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