Students build and launch a live, AI-powered app or product from scratch with no prior coding experience, culminating in a Demo Day pitch to industry professionals.
The Nova School AI Entrepreneurship Program is a 4-week summer program where high school students develop and launch their own AI-powered products. Students learn to identify real-world problems, design solutions, and build functional prototypes using AI vibe-coding tools like Claude and Codex, without requiring prior coding experience. The program emphasizes a hands-on, project-based approach, culminating in a Demo Day where students pitch their products to entrepreneurs and industry professionals. Participants gain practical skills in AI, product development, and entrepreneurship, building a tangible portfolio piece for college applications and future careers. The curriculum also incorporates LEAD skills training, covering Leadership, Entrepreneurship, AI, and Design Thinking, with mentorship from experts from top institutions and startups.
Each day is hands-on and collaborative, typically involving a workshop to learn a new skill (e.g., pitching, AI tools, user research) and dedicated time for team-based product development.
This program is ideal for ambitious high school students who want to learn how entrepreneurs think, bring their own ideas to life using AI, and build a tangible product to showcase for college and future employers.
Multiple Locations (South Bay, Los Angeles)
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