For high school students around the GCC, a brand-new transformative youth development program has been introduced to provide the skills, perspective, and guidance required to address real-world problems using technology, collaboration, and creativity. Students aged 13 to 18 will be able to participate in the initiative, introduced by A Learning Lab in partnership with Stanford Mentors, at several locations throughout the region.
The bootcamp is being held across the UAE, Bahrain, Qatar, and KSA from October 11 to 29, 2025, stated Aneeqa Larab, Deputy Head of A Learning Lab, in reference to the program. This bootcamp stands out for its depth of technical instruction together with its focus on teamwork, ethics, and leadership, all under the direction of mentors from a prestigious university. In addition to leaving with a functional project, students will have developed their professional communication, concept pitching, teamwork, and critical thinking skills about the social effects of artificial intelligence.
According to her, the purpose of this four-day immersion boot camp is to unite motivated and inquisitive students for a rigorous educational experience that combines state-of-the-art technology, interdisciplinary problem-solving, and top-notch mentoring.
Teams of participants will investigate the potential effects of artificial intelligence (AI) in key fields such as healthcare, law, ethics, governance, and decision science, under the guidance of knowledgeable mentors affiliated with Stanford University. Workshops, mentor talks, and team-building exercises are the first steps in the boot camp’s dynamic, practical approach.
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