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TechnoAIBrains

For Schools

Give your students a three-year head start

A full AI and technology curriculum, delivered on a single screen — no lab, no new hires, no risk to your timetable.

Led by the author of “AI Architects”

Sagar Chakravarthy, TechnoAIBrains’s founder, has spent 10+ years building software at companies including Nokia and Concentrix, and wrote the book on AI Architects — the same expertise that designed this curriculum.

What your school gets

We bring the full curriculum, the teaching method, and the mentors into your school. Your students don't need a computer lab — one screen per classroom and our single-screen teaching method is enough to take a class of 40 from first login to a shipped website or tool in a single term.

A grade-appropriate AI and technology curriculum, mapped to grades 3 through 9

TechnoAIBrains mentors who run every session — your teachers don't need to already know how to code

The single-screen method, so no computer lab or per-student device is required

A shipped project per class: a real website or working tool, not a worksheet

Progress reporting for school leadership at the end of each term

How a term runs

1

Term kickoff

We run a short onboarding with school leadership and teachers, confirm the single screen and timetable slot, and place students into grade-appropriate tracks.

2

Weekly sessions

Each grade gets one weekly session led by a TechnoAIBrains mentor, building toward a real, working project rather than isolated lessons.

3

Showcase and handover

Students present what they built. Any tools meant for school use — like a notice board or gate pass system — are handed over and supported in production.

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Tell us about your school

Share a few details and we’ll get back to you to talk through grades, timetable, and what a first term could look like.