Raising AI-Ready Kids : A Parent’s Guide to Coding & Future Skills

Future-readiness starts early. Research shows that learning to code builds computational thinking, improves problem-solving and even strengthens early maths skills—benefits that compound when started young.

Meanwhile, employers say AI, big data and tech literacy are surging in demand. Helping kids build these foundations today sets them up for the creative, human-plus-AI jobs of tomorrow.

In this practical, parent-only session, JetLearn experts break down:

• What to learn, when: A simple roadmap for ages 6–9, 10–12, 13–16 (from logic games and block-coding to Python, data, and beginner AI).
• How AI fits school & life: Everyday examples, safe exploration, and responsible AI habits.
• Motivation without pressure: Turning curiosity into projects—games, stories, chatbots, and “mini-research” that kids love.

Why it matters (evidence in brief)

• Early coding education boosts computational thinking and problem-solving in young learners (systematic reviews & large-sample studies).
• Global frameworks (UNESCO, OECD) and UK bodies (Royal Society) call for stronger computing & AI literacy to prepare students for an AI-shaped economy.
• Employers worldwide rank AI & data among the top skill clusters; analytical & creative thinking remain the most in-demand human skills.

Who should attend
Parents/guardians of children 6–16; no technical background required.

What you’ll leave with

• Age-banded skill map + recommended tools & curriculam
• Safety & wellbeing checklist for kids exploring AI
• Opportunity for a complimentary JetLearn 1:1 learning consultation