BayCodingClub · AI Problem Solving

Solve real problems.
Build with AI.

Not another “learn ChatGPT” class. Students learn to find meaningful problems, work with AI, verify results and turn ideas into finished products people can actually use.

Middle-school students collaborating with an instructor around a laptop and project sketches
LIVE · REAL INSTRUCTOR · SMALL GROUPA BayCodingClub teacher guides every class in real time.
2 tracksFor every starting pointNo code or coding
6 live coursesEvery level is readySolver to founder
G6–G12Age-appropriate challengesSkills grow by stage
100%Project basedReal work, every level
Why this program

Build real things. Think clearly. Grow with AI.

Every student finishes with useful work they can show, explain and keep improving.

Explore the courses
Two course tracks

Different starting points.
One real-world destination.

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Complete course catalog

A clear next step
for every student.

New to coding?

Start one-on-one.
Return ready to build.

Track B expects Python or Java experience. Students starting from zero can first learn the fundamentals live with a BayCodingClub private instructor, then return for Build AI Apps.

Both paths use the same private-course enrollment page. Choose Python or Java in the registration details.Enroll in a one-on-one level →
Simple cohort tuition

One price.
One finished outcome.

Each tuition covers one complete eight-week level. Live instruction, project feedback and the final showcase are included.

Rolling enrollment—no fixed semester start.

Each course begins when at least three students enroll. BayCodingClub then contacts families to confirm the live weekly schedule and assigned instructor.

STARTS AT 3 STUDENTS
TRACK A · LEVEL 1MAX 6

AI Explorer

$349/ 8 WEEKS

Entry course for Grades 6–8. No coding required.

  • 8 weekly live small-group classes60 minutes each · Taught by a BayCodingClub instructor
  • Four guided beginner projects
  • Prompt Library and final showcase
  • Certificate and parent progress summary
TRACK A · LEVEL 2MAX 5

AI Creator

$399/ 8 WEEKS

For Grades 7–9 after Explorer or equivalent experience.

  • 8 weekly live small-group classes75 minutes each · Taught by a BayCodingClub instructor
  • Four connected AI life systems
  • Workflow testing and product feedback
  • Productivity-system showcase and parent summary
TRACK A · LEVEL 3MAX 5

AI Innovator

$429/ 8 WEEKS

For Grades 7–9 after Creator or equivalent experience.

  • 8 weekly live small-group classes75 minutes each · Taught by a BayCodingClub instructor
  • One interactive low-code AI product
  • User-flow design, trust, safety and testing
  • Portfolio case study and final showcase
TRACK B · LEVEL 2MAX 5

Build AI Agents

$499/ 8 WEEKS

For students ready to build controlled, testable agent systems.

  • 8 weekly live small-group classes75 minutes each · Instructor-led · Maximum 5 students
  • Memory, tool calling, planning and agent loops
  • Evaluation, human approval and failure handling
  • Code review, agent demo and up to $15 API usage
TEAM VENTUREMAX 4

AI Startup Lab

$599/ 8-WEEK LAB

Small-team mentorship from real problem to Demo Day.

  • 8 weekly live small-group classes90 minutes each · Taught by a BayCodingClub instructor
  • User interviews, product scope and team roles
  • MVP reviews, testing and iteration
  • Pitch deck, Demo Day and case study

Each price covers one named course only. Third-party subscriptions, custom domains, hosting and usage beyond the included course API credit are not included. Please select the course on the payment page, include the student’s name in the checkout notes, and provide the student’s name, grade and email for class materials. Course information is emailed to both the parent and student.

Parent perspective

Progress families
can actually see.

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Fictional representative portrait of a parent and student
My child can explain why an AI answer may be wrong—not just copy it.

EXAMPLE · PARENT OF A MIDDLE-SCHOOL STUDENT

Fictional representative portrait of a parent and student
They finished something useful and were excited to show us how it works.

EXAMPLE · PARENT OF AN AI CREATOR STUDENT

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I could see the whole journey: the problem, the choices, the testing and the final demo.

EXAMPLE · PARENT OF A BUILD AI APPS STUDENT

The BayCodingClub method

Learn to solve real problems with AI.

The same six-step loop runs through every course, from a first prompt to a startup MVP.

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Frequently asked questions

Clear answers
before you enroll.

Which track is right for my child?
Choose AI Problem Solver for students who are new to computer science or want to create with AI without coding. Choose Track B for students already comfortable with Python, Java, AP CSA or USACO concepts. If you are unsure, start with AI Explorer or contact BayCodingClub for placement guidance.
What if my child wants Track B but has never coded?
Start with BayCodingClub’s live one-on-one Python or Java foundation course. After the student can independently use variables, conditions, loops, functions and basic projects, BayCodingClub can evaluate readiness for Build AI Apps. View the one-on-one by-level enrollment page →
Does my child need coding experience or a paid AI account?
Track A requires no coding experience. Track B expects prior Python or Java experience. Students do not need to create an adult-only AI account for class; instructors provide approved tools and supervised access. Build AI Apps includes up to $10 of guided API usage.
How do you protect student privacy and public sharing?
Students work with approved sample data and are taught not to enter private or identifying information into AI tools. Public posting is never required; class showcases are private by default, and any public sharing requires parent or guardian approval.
How does the student portal know which course to show?
After payment, BayCodingClub assigns the purchased course to the student’s enrollment record. The portal then opens only that course and its current cohort materials. The local preview uses AI Explorer as sample data; it is not the final account system.
When does a course start?
Enrollment is rolling rather than tied to a semester. A course begins as soon as at least three students enroll. BayCodingClub then emails families to confirm the weekly class time, instructor and joining information. If a group has not yet reached three students, the class does not begin until the minimum is met.
Are these live classes taught by a real instructor?
Yes. Students meet online once each week in a live small group with a BayCodingClub instructor. These are not prerecorded lessons and students are not left to learn from an AI tutor. Class length is 60, 75 or 90 minutes depending on the course. Meet BayCodingClub’s teachers →
What is included in the eight-week tuition?
Tuition includes eight weekly live classes, guided project materials, instructor feedback, a final showcase and a parent progress summary. Builder and Startup levels also include the technical or team mentorship listed in their plan above.
What will a Build AI Apps student be able to make?
By the end of the eight-week course, students work toward an independently explainable product with a functional web interface, external API integration, structured data or image output, and an AI-powered feature. The final project is designed to run as a real demo and become a portfolio-ready case study the student can continue improving for future academic applications.
What are the missed-class, cancellation and refund terms?
Please email info@baycodingclub.com as early as possible if a student will miss class. Make-up or credit options depend on the course and cohort and are only available when stated on the payment page. You may request cancellation within the first week after the student’s first class by emailing BayCodingClub; after that first week, cancellation requests are no longer accepted. Any refund timing or amount is governed by the terms displayed and accepted on the Stripe payment page before purchase. View BayCodingClub’s general FAQ →
What information is needed at checkout?
Include the student’s name in the checkout notes. For scheduling and homework, provide the child’s name, grade and email address. Class information will be sent to both the parent and the student. A parent or legal guardian must review and accept the enrollment and student privacy authorization before payment. Read the parent authorization and privacy notice →
LESSON 01

What Can AI Do?

DURATION60 minutes
FORMATBuild + reflect
PROJECT