For schools and vocational training
Digital skills become visible in a project of their own.
Learners build a small application and show how it works. They plan a task, use AI for support, check suggestions and explain their own changes. The result is a traceable piece of project work with concrete learning objectives.
All courses are held in German: lessons, support and exams. This page is a translated overview. Code and many tool messages are in English.
One programme per age group
Vibe Coding Junior is planned for ages 10 to 12. Teenagers aged 13 to 17 work on their own planner in Foundation Teens. Adult learners can choose Foundation or a suitable advanced programme. The age group determines access; the skill level determines the subject requirements.
- Ages 10 to 12
- Vibe Coding Junior, guided, in preparation
- Ages 13 to 17
- Vibe Coding Foundation Teens, supervised workspace, in preparation
- From age 18
- Vibe Coding Foundation, available to book; advanced programmes in development
What the planned school offer includes
Teachers should be able to create groups, assign tasks and follow learning progress based on submitted work. Preparation includes learning objectives, guidance notes and an internal set of expectations of our own. Learners do not receive model solutions through normal course access.
A joint pilot clarifies the time needed, technical requirements and the division of tasks between school and academy. Exams, support and administrative services are agreed in advance.
A school contract is not another course. It adds classes, teachers, assignments, a progress overview and invoice handling. We will only advertise these services as available once they are implemented.
To settle before the pilot
- Age group and group size
- Teaching time and learning objective
- Devices and browsers
- Responsibility for consents and supervision
- Permitted AI access
- Data exchange and retention
- Costs and exam scope
Taking part in the pilot does not mean the certificate is officially recognised by the state.
Frequently asked questions
Are all programmes already available?
The current public offer is Foundation for adults. Junior, Foundation Teens and the advanced programmes are being prepared. Their pages show the respective status. A start date will only be given after approval.
Is this a state-recognised qualification?
The certificate is a private qualification from BUILT IN CLASS. It documents the course, the skills assessed and the assessment passed. It does not promise state recognition or equivalence with a university degree.
In which languages can I learn?
The binding language is stated with each course. Currently, all courses are held in German. A translated navigation does not mean that all lessons and exams are already available in that language.
Can a school or another body pay for the course?
A funding body can cover a course if the funding is confirmed beforehand. We provide the agreed course and cost information. Coverage by the RAV (regional employment centre), a school, an insurer or a foundation is not an automatic feature of the offer.
Request a school pilot
Send us the age group, group size, time frame and learning objective. We will work out with you what a joint pilot needs before we make an offer.