Online STEM classes built for the AI-driven future.
Learn coding, AI, websites, and more by building real projects. It all runs in your browser, with Nova, your AI mentor, by your side.
For students who want a path, not a one-off class.
Most online STEM is a pile of activities that don't connect. Here, what you learn in your first Python program carries into finance, biology, or security. Change your mind, and you keep going instead of starting over.
You want more than worksheets and videos.
You love games, AI, or science.
You're homeschooled and want a real STEM path.
You want screen time that leads somewhere.
What you can learn
Nine courses, each built around real projects. They all share the same core coding skills.
Coding basics in Python and JavaScript.
How AI works, and how to use it well.
How to build websites and fix bugs.
Real tools, not school worksheets.
Builder workspace
Try one small change, run it, then explain what changed before moving on.
How online STEM works at Generation STEM
Every course works the same simple way, with real tools made for its subject.
Clear course paths
Every course is broken into short lessons that build toward a project.
Real workspaces
Each course has its own tools, like a code editor, a live preview, or a hacking lab.
Progress you can see
XP, badges, and certificates show how far you've come. Parents see it too.
Learning that keeps building.
One plan covers every subject. A student who falls for biology after six months of games just switches courses. There's nothing new to buy.
One plan, nine subjects
Switching from game design to biotech costs nothing extra. Just start the new course.
Room for brothers and sisters
The Family plan covers up to 3 students, each with their own profile and progress.
Nothing to install
Everything runs in the browser, so a school laptop or an old desktop works fine.
What you'll be able to do
Every course ends with something to show. You can explain what you built, what broke, and how you fixed it.
Code projects
Websites
AI projects
Hacking lab reports
Take the same core skills from Python into finance, biology, or security.
Use real tools in each field, like a code editor, a terminal, or a data lab.
Switch subjects when your interests change, without starting over.
Finish with projects from more than one subject.
Narrow it down by interest.
Compare starting points by age and interest.
More reading about STEM at home.
Guides and project ideas from our blog.
Questions about online STEM classes
Short, clear answers.