Exclusive masterclasses
Deep dives into emerging technologies, leadership and digital creation — taught by people doing the work.
We don't just teach local skills. We connect students to the global stage.
A virtual exchange with Japan reaching 70+ countries, and a yearly community built to expand horizons for young innovators aged 7 to 17.
Japan partnership
Virtual Exchange Program.
Through our exclusive Virtual Exchange Program with Japan, our students virtually connect and collaborate with peers from over 70 countries. Schools are welcome to apply on a rolling basis.
Together, these young global innovators:
- Discuss pressing global problems with peers who live them differently
- Proffer and design real-world technical solutions
- Collaborate on international projects across time zones and cultures
- Compete in global STEM competitions
70+ countriesOne classroom
Ages 7 to 17
Nibi's Tech Kids & Teens Community.
Beyond standard classes, we run a premier, yearly virtual space designed specifically for young innovators — built to expand horizons, build networks and prepare the next generation for global leadership.
Mentorship sessions
Direct guidance from established tech professionals and academic mentors who have walked the path.
Fireside chats
Inspiring career conversations with industry executives, founders and global changemakers.
Opportunity pipelines
First-look access to international competitions, scholarships and youth tech programs worldwide.
Around the world
One classroom, seventy countries.
Exchange sessions, showcases and the competitions our students travel to.
Who it's for
Built for the curious.
If your child asks how things work, takes things apart, or has ever wanted to make a game instead of just play one — this is their room.
The question-askers
Students who want to know why, not just what.
The makers
Hands that would rather build than watch.
The future leaders
Young people ready to meet the world early.
Give your student a global classroom.
Schools can apply to the Virtual Exchange Program on a rolling basis. Parents can register children aged 7–17 for the yearly community.