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AI Discovery Weekend
Two days by the lake where you and your family discover what AI can actually do. Students get real orientation on what to study next, parents get to disconnect and understand the world their kids are getting into, and the market trends shaping it.
By the end of the weekend
Five outcomes: three for the student, one for the parent, one for the family.
Understand what AI can and cannot do today, clearly and honestly, with no prior experience needed.
Orientation activities that map out what to study next: Business, Data, & AI, and where each path leads.
A hands-on project for your portfolio and your university applications, plus an Albert School certificate.
Gain an understanding of how AI is reshaping careers and higher education, and upskill alongside your kids.
Two days away as a family, by the lake, learning about AI in a practical and hands-on way.
Limited places available.
Learning by doing
Albert School faculty and Study Advice mentors run every session. Built for beginners, kids and adults alike.
Guided workshops where students use AI tools on real tasks. Parents sit in the same room, working through the same exercises.
Teams of four or five with a mentor each. By Sunday every student has something working: an app, a website, an analysis.
An introduction to AI, a working AI workshop, and a clear read on how AI is changing hiring, industries, and the value of a degree.
A weekend about technology that still leaves the evenings free: no screens, no sessions, just real time together as a family.
Learn how to use real tools
Students get hands-on time with the tools shaping AI-driven work today. Parents use the same tools and learn more in depth on how AI is shaping the future.
Prompting well: drafting, summarising, interrogating a long document, structuring an argument, and thinking a problem through step by step.
Reading real data: cleaning a messy dataset, building formulas from a plain-language request, finding the trend behind the numbers.
Turning an idea into a working app or website in an afternoon, without writing a line of code.
Two ways to join
About our partner International educational experiences to grow, discover and connect with the world
Study Advice is a Milan based orientation practice that guides students and their families through the choices that shape a study path: which subjects fit, which programmes and universities to target, how to build an application, and what an international route abroad actually asks of a family. Every itinerary is built around the individual student, and the support runs from the first consultation through departure and return, which is why they lead the orientation side of this weekend.
studyadvice.org →Want to know more?
Write to us with a question, or to hold a place for your family while you decide.
iberthouhaas@albertschool.com