AP Computer Science for students and AI-ready training for their teachers — led by a mentor who turns "this isn't for me" into real skill.
Practical, hands-on training that turns AI and EdTech from a threat into your best teaching assistant. Built by a teacher, for teachers.
A small-group programme that delivers exam results and a real university path, using a person-first method that wins over even the most reluctant student.
They decide at 14 or 15 that coding is "too technical", "too abstract", "not for people like me", and a door quietly closes. Meanwhile, teachers are told to "use AI" with no real training, and the gap between classrooms and the world keeps growing. Different Track exists to close both gaps.
Ms. Egbal Mohamed knows the reluctant learner from the inside, because she was once terrified of standing in front of a room of teenagers. She came from the tech world, built a full middle- and high-school computer science department from nothing, and discovered the bridge that turns "this is not for me" into "how far can I go?"
She holds a Master of Education in Educational Technology, a MicroMasters in Instructional Design, and a teaching certificate, and she still teaches every single day. Nothing on this site is theory.
Read her full storyTell Ms. Egbal whether you're a parent, a student, a teacher, or a school leader, in English or Arabic.
A short conversation to understand your goal: an AP score, a confident learner, or a staffroom ready for AI.
Students begin with a free taster class. Schools begin with a scoped workshop plan. You'll know quickly if it's the right fit.
"Computer science was something I never thought I'd actually enjoy. Learning Python in your class this year has been an honor, and I'd gladly do it again any day… What I've learned behind the door of Room 213 I will carry forward. You've made Grade 9 something else entirely, in a good way."
Students who joined the class only because other electives were full have left planning careers in computer science.
A student who stops fearing code. A teacher who stops fearing AI. Both start with one honest conversation.
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