Three weeks to build something real.
A structured, instructor-led holiday experience, not a folder of videos. Your child learns with a real instructor, practises daily, builds a project, and presents it. Then you get a certificate and a progress report.
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You're not really shopping for an "AI course."
You're shopping for what happens to your child during the holiday. Here's what we've heard parents actually say, and what Nesis does about it.
My child is at home for the holiday. I don't want it wasted.
Nesis answer: a structured three weeks with live classes and daily direction, not open-ended screen time.
I want my child to learn something actually useful.
Nesis answer: every programme ends in a real project your child builds and presents, not just a video watched.
I want proof my child was engaged, not just enrolled.
Nesis answer: a parent progress report with attendance, activities and a final project summary.
The difference between watching and building.
YouTube gives your child content. Nesis gives your child structure, instruction, interaction and a finished thing to show for it.
Real instructor, live class
Not a pre-recorded video on autoplay. A real instructor teaching in real time.
Daily hands-on practice
Activities and a mini challenge that turn theory into an actual skill.
One real project
Week two is spent building one thing from idea to finished version.
Demo Day
Your child presents what they built to instructors and peers.
Five programmes. Three weeks. One finished project.
This first cohort is capped at 20 students, 4 per programme, so every instructor gives each child real attention. Every programme follows the same rhythm over three weeks: a week to learn, a week to build, and a week to finish and present, all running at the same time on staggered schedules. NGN 50,000 covers any one programme, in full.
AI Explorer
AI literacy, prompting, research, creativity and responsible use.
Young Speaker
Public speaking, confidence, storytelling and presentation.
Code & Create
Coding fundamentals, game creation and digital building.
Digital Creator
Canva, video editing, digital creativity and content creation.
Young Entrepreneur
Business thinking, money basics, problem-solving and pitching.
Not sure which one fits?
Tell us a little about your child on WhatsApp, and we'll help you pick the right skill for them.
Ask on WhatsAppMore programmes are added after we learn from this first cohort, not before. Registration and onboarding close 22 August, so every instructor can plan classes around a confirmed roster.
Child's Holiday Learning Report
Proof your child actually showed up, and grew.
Every child leaves with a certificate, and every parent gets a short, honest report, not just a "job well done" email.
Attendance & participation
See how present your child was across the three weeks.
Strengths, named plainly
What your child was genuinely good at during the programme.
One area to grow
A specific, useful note, not a generic compliment.
Built for the child in front of you.
Every child comes in a little different. Here's who tends to get the most out of each part of the Holiday Five.
The curious builder
Always tinkering, always asking "how does this work?" Thrives in Code & Create.
The quiet one with a lot to say
Full of ideas, short on confidence to share them. Young Speaker builds that muscle.
The screen-time kid
Already glued to a phone. Digital Creator or AI Explorer turns that time into a skill.
The future founder
Always has a "business idea", and Young Entrepreneur gives it real shape.
Everything before you register.
What exactly is Nesis?
A three-week, instructor-led holiday programme (Aug 24 – Sep 12) for young people aged 10–17. Students join live classes, complete practical activities, work on a final project, and receive a certificate plus a parent progress report, not a bundle of pre-recorded videos.
How is this different from free content on YouTube?
Structure, instruction and accountability. A real instructor teaches live, your child interacts with other students, and every programme ends in a project they build and present, with someone checking in on whether they actually did it.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Registration and payment happen right on this page, and classes run on Google Meet or Zoom, using tools you likely already have. Class updates go out over WhatsApp.
What does my child walk away with?
A finished project in their chosen skill, a certificate of completion, and a short progress report covering attendance, activities completed, and strengths to build on.
How do I register and pay?
Pick a programme and click Register. Fill in your and your child's details, and you'll be shown our account details to pay the NGN 50,000 fee by direct bank transfer. There's no card checkout. After paying, upload your proof of payment on the same page; that step is compulsory. Once we verify it (usually within 24 hours), your Register button turns into a Join Class button linking to that programme's WhatsApp group.
Is the fee the same for every programme?
Yes, NGN 50,000 covers any one of the five programmes in full, including the certificate and parent progress report. Registration and onboarding close on 22 August.
What if my proof of payment hasn't been verified yet?
Your Register button will show as pending on this page while we check it. You don't need to do anything else. If there's an issue with the proof you uploaded, we'll ask you to re-upload it, and you can also message us on WhatsApp with your reference code if you'd like an update sooner.
Three weeks. One skill your child will actually use.
Pick a programme and register directly on this page, or message us on WhatsApp first if you'd like help choosing.
