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Programme

Future Developers

Ages 15–17

Practical software skills for teenagers who want to build real things: Python, the web, apps, AI foundations and a digital portfolio.

February 2027 cohort

Live online, starting 6 February 2027.

Age group
Ages 15–17
Duration
8 weeks
Delivery
Live online via Google Meet
Starts
6 February 2027
Day and time
Saturdays13:30–15:00 SAST
Class size
Maximum 12 learners

What you need. A laptop or desktop computer, a reliable internet connection and Google Chrome. Classes are live. Recordings are not provided.

Certificate included. An Aylukha Digital Academy Certificate of Completion is available to learners who attend at least 75% of the live class sessions and successfully submit the required final project.

Who it’s for

Who this programme is for.

Designed for learners aged 15 to 17 who want to build real software and understand how it is made.

  • Want to build real software
  • Curious about how apps, websites and AI work
  • Ready to work on real-world style projects

What learners will learn

What learners will learn.

The practices and tools that developers use, introduced through real projects.

  • Python

    Writing and structuring programs in a widely used language.

  • Web development

    Building and publishing pages and simple web applications.

  • App and software concepts

    How software is planned, organised and put together.

  • Git and GitHub

    Tracking changes and working with code the way developers do.

  • AI foundations

    What AI is, how it is used, and how to work with it responsibly.

  • A digital portfolio

    Collecting finished work into something learners can show.

What learners build and do

Learning that ends in something made.

Learners work on real-world style projects. Examples of what they may do:

  • Build a website
  • Write Python programs
  • Explore AI in a project
  • Develop a digital portfolio
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Learning approach

How learning works here.

  • Hands-onLearners spend their time making and testing, not only watching.
  • GuidedClear steps and support help learners keep moving forward.
  • Project-basedSkills come together in finished pieces of work.
  1. Learn

    Clear, guided introductions to each new idea.

  2. Practice

    Hands-on exercises that put the idea to work.

  3. Build

    Small projects that bring the skills together.

  4. Receive feedback

    Guidance on what works and how to improve it.

  5. Complete a project

    A finished piece of work to show for the effort.

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Ready to join the February cohort?

Applications are now open for Future Developers, starting 6 February 2027. Our enrolment team will review your application and contact you about the next steps.

Questions? Contact enrolments@aylukha.com or +27 68 784 2597.

Submitting an application does not by itself confirm a place. Our enrolment team will review it and contact you about the next steps.