Courses
From cultural roots to cutting-edge skills, our 2-week courses empower teens to explore their passions and prepare for the future. Students can dive into Haitian Studies, earn an AI Certification, master core concepts in Math, build real-world skills in Life Skills and Black Entrepreneurship, explore the power of Digital Marketing, or get a head start with Pre-Law. Each course is designed to be engaging, relevant, and life-changing.
Haitian Studies I
Foundations of Freedom
Course Summary:
This course introduces students to the powerful legacy of Haiti—the world’s first Black republic—by exploring its geography, language, and revolutionary history. Students will uncover key figures, dates, and events from the Haitian Revolution, learn the story behind the Haitian flag, and gain a deeper sense of cultural identity and national pride. Through interactive lessons, map work, vocabulary drills, and group projects, students will build a strong foundation in Haitian history and culture.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this 2-week course, students will be able to:
✅ Identify and explain the significance of key events and leaders in the Haitian Revolution (e.g., 1791 uprising, Toussaint Louverture, Jean-Jacques Dessalines, Battle of Vertières)
✅ Locate and label Haiti’s 10 departments and major cities on a map
✅ Understand and explain the origin and symbolism of the Haitian flag
✅ Learn and use basic Kreyòl vocabulary and phrases related to identity, geography, and culture
✅ Participate in interactive activities and quizzes to reinforce historical timelines and key facts
✅ Express pride in their heritage through creative storytelling, discussion, and presentations
Haitian Studies II
Power, Politics & The Present
Course Summary:
Building on the foundation of Haitian Studies I, this course explores Haiti’s modern history from the rise of Papa Doc Duvalier to today’s social and political challenges. Students will examine the forces that have shaped Haiti’s present—from internal leadership struggles and foreign interventions to global trade and natural disasters. Through critical discussion, multimedia exploration, and expanded Kreyòl vocabulary, students will connect the past to the present and gain a deeper understanding of Haiti’s place in the world and the tools needed to imagine its future.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this 2-week course, students will be able to:
✅ Explain major events and leadership transitions from 1957 to present day (Papa Doc, Baby Doc, Aristide, Preval, Martelly, Moïse, and current conditions)
✅ Understand Haiti’s geopolitical importance in the Caribbean and its relationship with the U.S., France, the U.N., and NGOs
✅ Analyze the key factors behind Haiti’s ongoing struggles, including economic debt, corruption, exploitation, natural disasters, and foreign interference
✅ Expand their Kreyòl vocabulary to include terms related to politics, government, resistance, and resilience
✅ Develop critical thinking skills through debates, case studies, and group presentations
✅ Create a personal or group project imagining a path forward for Haiti, integrating what they’ve learned
AI Certification
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
Course Summary:
This intensive 2-week course introduces students to the world of Artificial Intelligence through hands-on learning, real-world applications, and a guided path to industry-standard certification. Under the supervision of a qualified instructor, students will complete beginner-level AI and machine learning modules from leading platforms such as IBM, Google, or Microsoft. Students will learn how AI powers tools like ChatGPT, facial recognition, and recommendation engines, while gaining technical skills that prepare them for the future of work and innovation.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
✅ Understand fundamental AI concepts including machine learning, neural networks, and natural language processing
✅ Explore ethical considerations and real-world uses of AI in business, medicine, and everyday life
✅ Complete a series of instructor-supported modules toward an entry-level AI certification
✅ Develop confidence in using beginner-friendly coding tools and platforms
✅ Collaborate with peers on a mini-project demonstrating their understanding of AI in action
✅ Leave with a recognized industry certificate and a stronger sense of how to pursue tech-related careers
Digital Marketing
Ads, Analytics & Real-World Impact
Course Summary:
This hands-on 2-week course gives students the tools to turn screen time into a skill set. Under the guidance of a digital marketing coach, students will earn industry-recognized certifications in platforms like Meta (Facebook & Instagram Ads) and learn how to craft, target, and optimize ads that convert. The course includes a real internship placement with a Florida-based business where students will help run actual ad campaigns, then document their experience in a professional portfolio. With a focus on strategy, analytics, and creative content, students will finish the course equipped with case studies, certifications, and clarity on careers in the fast-growing world of digital marketing.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
✅ Complete and earn Meta Blueprint certifications in digital advertising fundamentals
✅ Design and launch sample ad campaigns using real business goals and metrics
✅ Understand ad types, targeting, budgeting, and performance tracking across platforms
✅ Participate in a local business internship, gaining real-world experience in managing live campaigns
✅ Create a personal portfolio of case studies showcasing results and strategies
✅ Explore career paths in digital marketing including content strategist, media buyer, SEO specialist, and freelance social media manager
✅ Leave with the tools, knowledge, and credentials to start freelancing or land a job in digital marketing
Black Entrepreneurship
Legacy, Leadership & Launching Your Vision
Course Summary:
This inspiring 2-week course empowers students to see themselves as creators, leaders, and legacy builders. Through the stories of the most successful Black entrepreneurs—past and present—students will explore how innovation and resilience have fueled Black excellence in business. They’ll analyze the historical barriers Black entrepreneurs have faced, examine the opportunities available today, and learn the foundational principles of starting and sustaining a business. From idea generation to elevator pitches, this course is designed to help students uncover why entrepreneurship matters, and how they can begin their own journey.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
✅ Identify and explain the achievements of iconic Black entrepreneurs such as Madam C.J. Walker, Reginald Lewis, Daymond John, and Rihanna
✅ Understand the historical challenges Black business owners have faced, including redlining, lack of access to capital, and systemic discrimination
✅ Explore today’s opportunities for Black entrepreneurs through social media, digital tools, community investment, and global markets
✅ Learn the core principles of entrepreneurship including branding, marketing, budgeting, business models, and pitching
✅ Reflect on their own gifts, passions, and "why" for considering entrepreneurship
✅ Design a simple business concept or pitch deck as a capstone project
✅ Leave with a deeper sense of economic empowerment, possibility, and purpose
Math Mastery
Skills, Strategy & Real-World Application
Course Summary:
Math Mastery is a focused, interactive 2-week course designed to boost students’ confidence and fluency in essential math concepts. Through a self-paced online curriculum paired with on-site support, students will complete targeted lessons and quizzes that reinforce everything from algebra and geometry to data analysis and financial literacy. Beyond formulas and worksheets, students will explore how math powers the real world—from budgeting and business to tech and design. Whether they need a confidence boost or want to get ahead, this course helps students master the “why” behind the numbers.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
✅ Complete a series of online modules and quizzes tailored to their current math level
✅ Strengthen fluency in core topics including algebra, geometry, percentages, and problem-solving
✅ Apply math skills to real-life situations like budgeting, interest rates, entrepreneurship, and data interpretation
✅ Learn tips, tricks, and mental math strategies for faster, more confident problem solving
✅ Track their own growth through a progress dashboard and personal goal setting
✅ Leave with improved test-readiness, practical numeracy, and a sense of mastery
Life Skills
Everyday Essentials for Confident Living
Course Summary:
This practical, hands-on 2-week course equips students with the essential skills every young adult should know—but often aren’t taught in school. Designed for both boys and girls, this course blends independence, responsibility, and real-world confidence. From changing a tire to hemming a garment, from budgeting and cooking to basic bike assembly and home repair, students will walk away ready to take on life with pride and know-how. Each day focuses on a new life domain, with fun projects, practical demos, and take-home guides that empower students to help themselves and others.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
✅ Perform basic vehicle maintenance like checking oil, changing a tire, and jump-starting a car
✅ Create and follow a personal budget using real-life scenarios
✅ Tie a tie, iron clothes, and hem a garment
✅ Assemble a bike from parts, identify safety checks, and perform minor repairs
✅ Use basic handyman skills including measuring, drilling, using a level, and hanging wall decor
✅ Cook simple meals and bake basic recipes with kitchen safety and cleanup
✅ Develop confidence, independence, and readiness for life beyond high school
Pre-Law
Foundations of American Law
Course Summary:
This immersive 2-week course introduces students to the structure, language, and logic of the American legal system. Supervised by a licensed Florida attorney, students will explore key areas of law including Family Law, Criminal Procedure, Landlord-Tenant Law, and Business Law. Through interactive case studies, mock legal scenarios, and guided research, students will also learn the canons of legal construction, how to analyze statutes, and how to think like a lawyer. The course also provides exposure to legal careers, law school paths, and real-world applications of legal knowledge—equipping students with the mindset of a future advocate.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
✅ Understand the structure of the U.S. legal system, including courts, statutes, and case law
✅ Identify and explain key legal principles in Family Law, Criminal Procedure, Landlord-Tenant Law, and Business Law
✅ Analyze how laws are interpreted using canons of construction and judicial precedent
✅ Conduct basic legal research using publicly available tools and court websites
✅ Participate in mock legal arguments or contract negotiations
✅ Explore a wide range of legal careers including attorney, paralegal, judge, mediator, and policymaker
✅ Leave with a deeper understanding of how law shapes society—and how they can be part of it
