Your fav engineer in Programming & AI
Teaching 2nd-year secondary (baccalaureate) students Programming & AI — practical, and kept simple
2026
Course launch
2nd Secondary
Target level
Programming & AI
Subject
Online
Format
Eng. Loay Essam's story
Eng. Loay Essam is a programming and AI specialist who decided to put that experience into helping secondary school students start the field the right way from day one.
The course is built for 2nd-year secondary (baccalaureate) students, covering programming fundamentals and an introduction to AI — kept simple and free of unnecessary academic complexity.
Every lesson is paired with hands-on practice, so students leave with a real skill, not just theory.
The goal: students who can think and solve problems with code, and a strong foundation to build on at university and beyond.
Eng. Loay Essam
Programming · AI · Education
Python
AI Basics
Logic & Algorithms
Projects
Our Foundation
Our Mission
Make programming and AI concepts simple and practical for secondary students, without watering down the fundamentals.
Our Vision
To be the go-to teacher for students starting their journey in programming and artificial intelligence.
Our Values
Clarity over jargon, practice over theory, and real support for every student who asks a question.
Our Goals
Help students finish the course able to build real projects — not just pass an exam.
What you'll learn in the course
Fundamentals that build on each other, with hands-on practice at every step
Python
Programming language
AI Basics
Machine learning intro
Logic & Algorithms
Problem solving
Projects
Hands-on practice
Why choose Eng. Loay Essam?
Project-based learning
Every concept is tied to a real, hands-on project.
Direct support
Questions get answered by the instructor, not a bot.
Built for your level
Content designed specifically for 2nd-year secondary students.
Certificate on completion
Finish the course with proof of what you learned.
Learn by doing
Short, focused lessons followed by immediate practice.
Long-term foundation
Skills that carry into university and beyond, not just this year.