The Tech Academy

This summer, introduce your child to the new era of AI.
Every summer, your child has two choices — scroll through screens, or build something they are proud of.
This summer, give them a third option.
The Tech Academy Summer Camp 2026 is a 4-day programme where children aged 7–16 learn to build robots, code games, and create tech projects from scratch — in just 3 hours a day.
Day 1 — Interactive Game
Day 2 — Robotics & 3D Design
Day 3 — Living Digital Tree
Day 4 — Robo Car & Games
Plus a progress report and 1-on-1 session with our team — so you know exactly how your child is growing.
Early Bird Offer — 15% off for early registrations!
Secure your child's spot here:
https://form.jotform.com/261331607693054

AI Will Not Take Jobs. People Who Use AI Will.

The World Economic Forum's Future of Jobs Report 2025 projects that by 2030, 170 million new jobs will be created while 92 million will be displaced, a net gain of 78 million roles globally.
Read that again.
Jobs are not disappearing. They are being rewritten.
The tasks being automated are the repetitive, predictable, rule-based ones. The tasks being created require something different; judgment, creativity, and the ability to work alongside AI instead of against it.
This is the part most parents miss.
The fear we hear most often is: "Will AI take my child's future job?"
But that's the wrong question.
The WEF report found that 39% of existing skill sets will be transformed or outdated by 2030. Analytical thinking, AI literacy, creative problem-solving, and resilience are now ranked among the fastest-growing skills employers are hiring for.
The real divide forming in the job market is not between humans and machines.
It's between people who know how to use AI — and people who don't.
A student who learns to use AI today:
→ Thinks faster
→ Solves harder problems
→ Learns subjects in days that used to take months
→ Builds things that weren't possible a generation ago
That advantage doesn't stay small. It compounds.
Every year your child doesn't learn this, someone else's child does.
So the question parents should be asking in 2026 is no longer "Will AI take jobs?"
It's:
"Is my child learning how to use it?” or learning how to be replaced by someone who did?

Source: World Economic Forum, Future of Jobs Report 2025

May this Eid bring peace, joy and endless blessings to your home!

Eid Mubarak 🌙