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A 3-day intensive bootcamp in Agentic AI, with Cybersecurity built in. Four hours daily, expert-led, and split into two age tracks for 9–12 and 13–16 year olds. Your child won't just learn to use AI. They'll start building it.
Validated by Government-funded programmes and taught in top Singapore schools.
Schools We Have Taught
Singapore is building one of the world's most ambitious digital economies. The talent pipeline starts with your child's generation.
Deloitte's 2024 AI adoption report shows that agentic AI will transform 60%+ of knowledge work by 2027. Children who learn to direct AI now will lead the teams that use it tomorrow.
Demand for AI-fluent builders is climbing across every sector, and the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore still reports a shortage of over 3,400 cybersecurity professionals. National programmes are racing to build this pipeline from youth upward.
MOE's curriculum builds computing literacy, but not the applied AI agent design or cybersecurity problem-solving skills that employers already require. This gap is not closing on its own.
AI hackathons, CTF competitions, and national tech championships reward students with years of practice. A child who starts at 10 has a meaningful head start over one who begins at 15.
Between ages 10 and 20, the brain's prefrontal cortex, responsible for decision-making, logical reasoning, and problem-solving, is still actively maturing. Neural connections become faster and more specialised based on what the brain practises during this period.
AI and cybersecurity are skills-based disciplines. Like music or athletics, early exposure during this window builds foundations that are significantly harder to develop later.
This isn't enrichment for enrichment's sake. It's timing that matters.
Read the neuroscience: Maturation of the Adolescent Brain (NIH) →Start with the 3-day September bootcamp, then continue building real expertise in one central AI-focused programme, semester by semester, all the way to real AI hackathons. A hands-on journey for curious 9–16 year olds, no prior experience required, just curiosity.
AI focused, with cybersecurity built in. It runs in two tracks, split by age: Track A for ages 9 to 12, Track B for ages 13 to 16. Both cover the same ground, with Track B going further, connecting a live Supabase database, video storyboarding, and deeper deployment work.
Ends with a hackathon, a showcase, and every student presenting work they made themselves. Parents invited.
Designed, coded, and published to the web by a Hexcore student using AI vibe-coding, no prior experience. A fully interactive browser game with its own landing page, animated character roster, live scoring, and a playful “apply now” form. This is the kind of real, shippable project students walk away with.
Made with AI during the Hexcore AI Bootcamp.
After the bootcamp, students join one ongoing, AI-focused programme that runs across the year, building real projects, tackling real-world challenges, and pitching their ideas like a hackathon. Here's the simple rhythm:
A live session every Saturday, 10:00–11:30 AM, where students learn AI tools and build their projects, guided by the trainer.
Once a month the whole cohort meets in person at CyberSG TIG, 9:00 AM–12:00 PM on a Saturday, building together, face to face.
Students present the project they built and pitch their idea to parents and peers, then vote on the best one.
A complete, hands-on AI builder's toolkit, taught in a logical progression, from understanding AI to shipping and pitching real solutions.
How modern AI works, the major models, and what each is good at.
Turning a real-world problem into a clear, buildable idea.
Building real websites and applications by directing AI as a pair-programmer.
Publishing projects live to the web so anyone can use them.
Setting up databases to store real data, and locking them down safely.
Plugging apps and agents into real tools, data, and services.
Shaping an agent's behaviour and personality with system prompts.
Giving agents new abilities so they can actually get work done.
Deploying agents online so they run on their own, around the clock.
Keeping AI safe, responsible, and resistant to misuse.
Core security, command-line, and how network communication really works.
Using AI to craft a deck and pitch ideas with confidence.
Cybersecurity Platform
Students sharpen real defender skills inside Hexcore Arena, an interactive, game-based platform with live machines to attack, puzzles to solve, and a leaderboard that rewards curiosity.
Agentic AI Platform
Autobricks AI lets students customise their own agents, deploy them live, and wire up real content-generation workflows, no boilerplate, just creative AI building.
AI & Cybersecurity Founder · OSCP Certified · 2 CVEs Credited
Kar Wei is the founder of Hexcore, an active AI and cybersecurity venture. She holds the OSCP, one of the most rigorous hands-on cybersecurity certifications in the world, and has been credited with identifying two real-world CVEs (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures). She built the Hexcore curriculum from the ground up. Day-to-day, your child is taught and guided by a team of experienced trainers specialising in AI and cybersecurity, each delivering a curriculum designed by someone who operates at industry level.
Founder of an active venture building at the intersection of applied AI and cybersecurity, bringing real-world product, research, and operator experience directly into the curriculum.
Students are taught and mentored hands-on by experienced trainers specialising in AI or cybersecurity, each selected and guided by Kar Wei to deliver the Hexcore programme.
One of the most demanding hands-on cybersecurity certifications globally. Requires passing a 24-hour live penetration test, no multiple choice. Less than 5% of practitioners hold it.
A CVE (Common Vulnerability and Exposure) is credited when a researcher identifies a previously unknown flaw in a real software system. Two CVEs means Kar Wei has found vulnerabilities that affected real users, globally.
Curriculum developed in alignment with the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore's youth education ecosystem, including support for YCEP and national CTF competition pathways.
9 to 11 September (Wed to Fri) at CyberSG TIG, Singapore. Four hours daily, ages 9 to 12 in the morning, ages 13 to 16 in the afternoon, capped at 10 students per class.
Both options include access to our learning platforms (Autobricks AI & Hexcore Arena), AI model credits, live training servers, all required tools, and a Certificate of Participation or Achievement at the end.
September cohort is filling up.
Capped at 10 students per class, reserve early to secure a spot.
Straight from students who've been through the bootcamp.
"The bootcamp was fun and helped me take my cybersecurity knowledge to the next level. I would definitely recommend it to others who want to learn more about cybersecurity. My favourite part was the binary conversion session, where we learned how to convert numbers and use commands."
"I like how we learned how to use commands and ethical hacking. My favourite part was when we got to play games during our breaks. It was amazing because I got to socialise with new people and make friends along the way."
"It's very good for those who want to have a perspective from an attacker's view, it really gives you insight about how hackers can actually work. I want to have more of this kind of bootcamp."
Moments from the bootcamp.
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No experience is required for either pathway. Both tracks are designed for complete beginners. The curriculum is structured so that a student who has never touched code or used AI tools can participate fully and produce real outcomes by Day 3. What matters is curiosity, not prior knowledge.
Each 4-hour session follows the same structure: a warm-up activity, a concept introduction (kept tight and practical), a hands-on challenge, team-based problem solving, and a short reflection. There is no passive lecturing. Students are active from the first minute. Day 3 ends in a 2-hour mini AI hackathon on a given theme and problem statement, then presentations and closing.
The bootcamp is capped at 10 students per class, so every child gets direct, individual attention during hands-on exercises. The semester programme is capped at 15 students per class. These are not lectures; they're applied skills programmes, and the caps are deliberate quality decisions. When a class fills, it closes, no exceptions.
Yes. The September bootcamp is the first step in a longer structured pathway. Students who complete it can continue into the advanced AI programme, and high-performing students are identified for the competition pathway, including AI hackathons and national youth tech championships, where they build and ship real AI projects under time pressure. Hexcore Academy is designed as a progression, not a one-off.
The bootcamp is AI focused, with cybersecurity built in. Day 1 covers generative AI and prompt engineering, then why cybersecurity matters, network ports and protocols through Hexcade mini games. Day 2 is vibecoding a website or web game with Codex, publishing and testing it. Day 3 generates slides with AI and runs a 2-hour mini AI hackathon, presentation and closing. Track B (ages 13 to 16) goes further, video storyboarding and connecting a live Supabase database.
Fill in the registration form and our team will get back to you within 24 hours to confirm enrolment and share payment details.
Places are limited to 10 students per class.
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