Real answers before enrollment.

The cohort works on a real client project. Students take roles, produce documents, hand work to other departments, and pass mentor/client acceptance rather than only completing individual exercises.

Yes. Client & Product, Design and Technology each include entry tasks. Students first explore all three, then take responsibilities based on interest, foundation and team needs.

They may share common sessions in the first cohort, while roles and assessment reflect experience. University students may develop into complex roles or project leads without replacing high-school students' work.

No. About 2–3 hours are live. The rest includes self-study, AI practice, team discussion, delivery and mentor guidance.

Frank will backstop delivery of Project 001, but no student code or design is guaranteed to ship without quality, security and acceptance review.

Learning Studio provides models, role coaches, resources, records, usage controls, maintenance and mentor workflows. Contact us for the full course and Studio fees and what is included; these will be explained before enrollment.

Email youthmakersociety@gmail.com to ask about course pricing. We will explain the schedule, full fees and included services so families and students can decide before enrolling.

A full refund may be requested within 48 hours after the first formal class. Later-stage terms will be stated in the enrollment agreement.

No. The Fellowship is selective, free and sized to the project. Project 001 expects no more than 10 participants, with an approximately CAD $300 one-time milestone stipend for each selected student.

Rights to project-specific deliverables will be defined in student and guardian agreements. Students retain pre-existing work and receive a privacy-safe portfolio right. Platform logging alone does not transfer ownership.