A product-building track for your program.
When AI can produce almost anything, what sets students apart is agency, taste, and craft. Arena adds a track that builds them to your program, under your brand.
- Length2 to 7 days
- Group10 to 25 students
- LanguageEnglish and Chinese
- BrandYours, in front of families
Four concerns, one track.
What camp operators, bootcamps, and enrichment brands ask before adding a track, and how it is set up.
- The concern
Families want AI, experts are hard to staff
Building a credible AI program means finding people who have built real products.
How the track handles itLed by a co-founder
An Arena co-founder leads the track, with guest speakers and judges from leading universities and companies.
- The concern
Your brand is on the line
Families trust your name, and an outside partner should not get in the way.
How the track handles itYour brand stays in front
Families see your brand throughout, and your team keeps full control of recruiting, venue, and operations.
- The concern
Families want to see results
A week of activities is hard to show at the end.
How the track handles itA product they can show
Students choose a real problem and finish a product; products stay live after the program.
- The concern
Terms need to be clear
A new track has to fit your budget and your enrollment.
How the track handles itAgreed up front
Fixed fee, revenue share, or a hybrid, agreed before the program, with enrollment reviewed together.
Before which tool, ask: whose account is it?
Our first job is safeguarding students. The same AI tool can be safe or unsafe for student data, depending on the account it runs in.
A personal account
Signed up by one person
- Terms
- Consumer terms, accepted by one user
- Data agreement
- None with the school
- Safeguards set by
- The provider
- Student data
- Not approved for student data
A school-approved platform
Set up and managed by the school
- Terms
- An enterprise agreement with the school
- Data agreement
- Yes, agreed by the school
- Safeguards set by
- The school
- Student data
- Approved, under the school’s policy
Inside your approved platforms
We work only in the accounts and tools your school approves, and agree the data rules with your team before any session.
No student data in personal accounts
Student names, work, and records never go into a personal or consumer account.
Sample data for practice
Teacher sessions use teachers’ own materials or anonymized sample data, not student records.
AI use disclosed
Learners say which steps they handed to AI, and how they used it.
Teachers learn to check the terms
Every teacher session covers whose account a tool runs in and what its data agreement says.
Your data-protection lead decides
We follow your data-protection officer and policy, and adjust when they do.
What your students walk away with.
For camp operators, bootcamps, and enrichment brands: students choose a real problem, build with AI tools, and finish a product they can show.
- The core module
The product track
Problem selection, user research, building with AI coding tools, brand, pricing, and a final pitch to judges.
- The teaching team
Experienced mentors
Led by an Arena co-founder, with guest speakers and judges from leading universities and companies.
- The follow-through
After the program
Products stay live after the program, and optional mentorship keeps students working on them.
Students use AI. Few are taught to use it well.
Two findings from RAND’s national surveys. Each links to its source.
- 54%
of U.S. students said they used AI for school in 2025, up more than 15 points in one to two years.
Source: RAND, AI Use in Schools Is Quickly Increasing but Guidance Lags Behind, September 2025
- 80%+
of students said their teachers did not explicitly teach them how to use AI for schoolwork.
Source: RAND, AI Use in Schools Is Quickly Increasing but Guidance Lags Behind, September 2025
You run the program. We deliver the track.
Your brand stays in front of families, and your team keeps full control of the operation.
Students and stage
- Recruiting and enrollment
- Venue and operations
- The family relationship
Curriculum and delivery
- A curriculum adapted to your students
- Teaching, AI tools, and accounts
- Guest speakers and demo day
Structured to fit
- Fixed fee, revenue share, or hybrid
- Agreed up front
- Enrollment reviewed together
Tracks we have delivered.
- Bodley Academy · Hong Kong, summer 2025
Twenty students, five days
A five-day course designed and taught by Phillip An. Each student worked on one real problem they chose.
- Students
- 20
- Rating
- 9.5 / 10 Net Promoter Score
- International School of Beijing · Summer 2026
A five-day student program
Over five days, students built working websites and apps with AI and presented them to judges, on the school’s campus with mentors in the room.
- Where
- International School of Beijing
- Judges
- Founders and operators from Harvard, Stanford, Y Combinator, and AI labs
- Next · With Lux Scholar, Guangzhou
The AI Advantage Bootcamp
Seven days where college students, master’s students, and early-career professionals launch a live product, jointly hosted by Arena School and Lux Scholar.
- When
- Dec 27, 2026 to Jan 2, 2027
- Where
- Guangzhou, in person
ChatGPT
Claude
DeepSeek
Figma
GitHub
Vercel
Accounts are set up as part of the track.
What operators ask.
Whose platform do participants use?
Yours, when it is approved for student data. We work inside your platforms and policy; student personal data stays out of personal and consumer accounts.
How long is the track?
Two to seven days, set with you to fit your program.
How many students?
Ten to twenty-five students per group.
Which languages?
English and Chinese.
Whose brand do families see?
Yours. Your team keeps the family relationship, recruiting, venue, and operations.
What happens after the program?
Products stay live, and optional mentorship keeps students working on them.
Tell us about your program.
Your students, their ages, and your dates. We reply within three working days with a proposed format.
A live demo, International School of Beijing, 2026