Understand AI
Learn what AI can do, what it cannot do, and why it sometimes sounds sure when it is wrong.
Module 1Future1 Community Coaching
Ages 16 to 24 and grades 9 to 12Build with AI teaches you to understand, direct, check, and responsibly use AI in the career you want. Then you build something real and show it to professionals.
If your project is not finished, your coach keeps working with you until it is.
Built on the U.S. Department of Labor AI Literacy Framework
The same 5 areas the federal framework names as the foundation of AI literacy, taught in the career you picked.
Learn what AI can do, what it cannot do, and why it sometimes sounds sure when it is wrong.
Module 1See how AI is really used in the career you want, and what employers now expect new hires to know.
Module 2Give AI the right context and write clear prompts that get useful work back the first time.
Module 3Check every answer for truth and gaps before you trust it, and fix what is wrong.
Module 4Protect private information, follow the rules where you learn and work, and own every word you submit.
Module 5Modules 6 to 8 put all 5 skills to work. You use AI in your own career move, build a real project for your field or for a local employer, and present it to a panel of professionals.
How it is taught
The framework's 7 delivery principles, and what each one looks like when you are in the room.
Every session is a lab. You use AI more than you hear about it.
Every lab uses tasks from the career you picked.
Your judgment, communication, and teamwork are what get scored.
Digital basics come first, so no one gets left behind.
You leave with the next AI skill or credential to go after.
Staff training helps the adults around you support your AI learning.
Tools and examples are refreshed every cohort as AI changes.
What you walk away with
For CTE directors
Federal guidance now encourages AI literacy inside CTE programs of study and in youth workforce programs. Build with AI runs in the study hall you already have, 1 live session a week, with every activity logged by student.
Global Career Development Facilitator and AI Readiness Specialist. 10+ years in schools and workforce centers.
Based on the U.S. Department of Labor AI Literacy Framework. Not endorsed by the Department.