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Registration has opened for the Summer Youth AI Camp 2026, a six-week international educational programme that will provide students with free training in artificial intelligence, digital skills, academic tutoring and career development.
The programme, scheduled to run from July 19 to August 29, 2026, aims to expose participants to emerging technologies while strengthening their academic performance, leadership abilities and career readiness.
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The camp is sponsored by renowned leadership philanthropist Dr. Calvin Bonds of Hollywood, Global Employment Workforce (GEW) and Monica Aigbe of Megastar Media Communication as part of efforts to prepare young people for opportunities in the digital economy.
According to the organisers, participants will engage in hands-on AI training that goes beyond theory, enabling them to develop practical skills in creating AI-generated videos, publishing digital storybooks, producing AI-powered animations, generating music with artificial intelligence and exploring digital entrepreneurship opportunities.
In addition to technology-focused training, the programme will provide free academic tutoring in Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry and Physics to help students strengthen their understanding of core science subjects.
The camp will also feature interactive career sessions with international professionals drawn from sectors including technology, software development, business, fashion and entrepreneurship.
These engagements are expected to expose students to global career opportunities and provide valuable mentorship from experienced industry leaders.
The weekly programme will be delivered virtually according to the following schedule: Tuesdays: AI Classes – 6:30 p.m. (WAT) Thursdays: Career Day with International Professionals – 6:30 p.m. (WAT) Saturdays: Free Academic Tutoring – 11:00 a.m. (WAT)
At the end of the programme, participants who successfully complete the training will receive an International Certificate of Completion in Artificial Intelligence and Career Development, recognising their commitment to acquiring future-ready skills.
Organisers have encouraged schools, parents and students to take advantage of the initiative, describing it as a platform that combines technology education, academic excellence and career development to nurture the next generation of innovators, entrepreneurs and technology leaders.
They noted that as Artificial Intelligence continues to reshape industries and workplaces globally, early exposure to digital skills and emerging technologies has become increasingly important in preparing young people for future success.
