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December holidays · Bukit Jalil + Subang Jaya
Kancil AI
Kancil AI
Bootcamp
Jom Explore AI!
A 2-day holiday quest where kids aged 10–13 learn to ask AI good questions, check its answers and use it honestly, with parents joining the quest.
For kids 10–13
+ Parents join the quest
5–6 & 12–13 Dec
Early bird RM480 until 15 Nov · then RM550
Play · Create · Check
Why now
Your child will use AI. The question is how.
Malaysia’s education system is placing greater emphasis on AI and digital literacy, while AI is already appearing in homework, games and group chats. Children do not just need access. They need habits: asking clearly, checking what AI says and knowing what stays private.
AI sounds sure, even when it's wrong.
Children learn to check before they trust.
Shortcuts skip the learning.
Children learn the difference between using AI to learn and using it to cheat.
Some things stay home.
Children learn what never goes into an AI chat.
What your child learns
Three tools your child takes home
Every game in the bootcamp builds one of three habits.
PLAY · CREATE · CHECK
The 4 Jejak
Four footprints every answer must pass before it's used.
True
Mine
Safe
Fair
The Quest Planner
Plan on paper first, decide what AI helps with, and keep the ideas and final choices your own.
- We are making…
- Kancil will help us with…
- We will do these parts ourselves…
How the two days work
Two days, six stages, one quest
Children join a squad of five and follow Kancil, a clever and sometimes tricky mouse-deer, through the Digital Rainforest. Most of the learning happens with cards, floor games and stamps. Screens are used only where needed.
A little local adventure, a lot of teamwork.
Malaysian wildlife emblems bring the squad experience to life.
Day 1
Meet Kancil
- 1Meet KancilHow AI really works (it guesses!)
- 2Ask KancilThe Durian Question Trail
- 3Check KancilCrossing the Crocodile River
- 4BuildMake a project with AI and stay in charge
Day 2
Outsmart Kancil
- 5Guard the ForestHomework honesty, privacy and fairness
- 6Share the QuestThe Majlis showcase and the Family AI Pact
Activities run 25 minutes or less, with movement breaks. Every child completes the quest with a Junior AI Tracker certificate.
For parents
Parents join the quest
AI habits are built at home, so parents are part of the bootcamp, not just the drop-off.
Day 1 · 10:00–11:05
Penghulu Briefing
What AI means for your child, the new rules on children's online safety, and how to guide AI use at home.
Day 2 · arrive from 2:15pm
The Majlis
The showcase begins promptly at 2:30pm. Watch your child’s squad present their project, create your Family AI Pact together and join the closing by 3:00pm.
You take home: a signed Family AI Pact, your child's study rules card, their Tracker's Journal and a 7-Day Home Quest to do together.
Safety
Safe by design
We teach children to use AI well without ever handing them an AI account.
- Children never use their own AI accounts. Screened facilitators operate the AI tools. Children plan their questions on cards first, then discuss and check the answers together.
- Children are actively supervised. Michelle leads each cohort with screened assistant facilitators experienced in AI tools and working with children.
- No personal details go into AI: no names, schools, photos or addresses.
- Built on recognised guidance: UNESCO's AI competency framework for students and Malaysia's focus on digital literacy in the 2027 curriculum.
- Photos only with your consent.
Who runs Junior AI
Meet Michelle
Michelle Lee is an AI practitioner, facilitator and qualified National Competency Standard Trainer under Malaysia’s Department of Skills Development (JPK).
Through her work with Tuju, Michelle helps business leaders define their AI direction, establish responsible governance and apply AI meaningfully within their organisations. She also facilitates practical workshops on Claude AI for professionals.
Her experience as an AI practitioner, trainer and parent inspired Junior AI. Michelle believes children need more than access to AI tools—they need the curiosity to explore, the confidence to create and the judgement to use AI safely and responsibly.
01Led by an experienced AI practitioner and qualified trainer
02Supported by screened assistant facilitators
03Children supervised throughout the programme
04Clear parent communication and a Day 2 showcase
Dates and prices
Pick your dates
Saturday and Sunday, 10am–4pm, in Bukit Jalil and Subang Jaya. Each cohort is designed for 15–25 children. Exact venues and the location for each cohort will be announced soon.
Early bird
RM480
Register and pay by 15 Nov 2026Standard
RM550
From 16 Nov 2026Siblings
RM495 each
Two or more siblings booked together, from 16 Nov
2 days, 10am–4pmLunch and snacksTracker's Journal and game kitTwo parent sessionsJunior AI Tracker certificate7-Day Home Quest
FAQ
Questions parents ask
My child has never used AI. Is that OK?
Yes. We start from how AI works, through games. No experience needed.
Will my child use AI on their own?
No. A screened facilitator operates the AI tools at each squad’s station. Children plan and write their questions on cards, then read, discuss and check the answers together.
Isn't this just more screen time?
Most of the bootcamp happens with cards, floor games, stamps and a journal. Screens are used only at the Ranger stations, and there's a movement break at least every 30 minutes.
Will my child learn to use AI for homework?
Yes, the honest way. Children learn when AI helps them learn and when it becomes a shortcut, and they write their own study rules to take home.
Do parents need to stay all day?
No. Join us on Day 1 from 10:00 to 11:05 for the Penghulu Briefing. On Day 2, parents arrive from 2:15pm; the Majlis showcase begins at 2:30pm and the programme ends at 3:00pm.
My child is 9 or 14. Can they join?
The bootcamp is designed for ages 10 to 13. Message us on WhatsApp and we'll talk it through.
What language is it in?
The programme is conducted primarily in English, with Mandarin support available when needed.
What should my child bring?
A water bottle, a pencil case and comfortable clothes. We provide the journal, game kit, lunch and snacks.
What about food allergies?
Tell us when you book and we'll plan meals around them.
Where exactly is it?
The programme will be held in Bukit Jalil and Subang Jaya. The exact venues, location for each cohort, parking and drop-off information will be published before paid registration opens.
Will you take photos of my child?
Only with your consent, which you choose when you book.
What information will you need when registration opens?
We will ask for essential parent, emergency-contact, authorised-pickup, allergy and medical information so we can support your child safely. We do not routinely administer medication; emergency medication must come with clear written instructions from a parent or legal guardian.
Can I get a refund or transfer my place?
Cancel 14 days or more before the programme for a full refund. Cancel 7–13 days before for a 50% refund or one complimentary transfer to another available cohort. Within 7 days, there is no cash refund, although one transfer may be considered for illness or a family emergency. No-shows are not refundable or transferable. A replacement participant is welcome with at least 48 hours’ notice. If Junior AI cancels, you may choose a full refund or complimentary transfer. Non-recoverable payment-processing fees may be deducted from refunds.
Jom, explore AI!
Have a question about the programme? Message us on WhatsApp. Online registration will be added once the venue is confirmed.
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