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ONLINE EVENT

Raising Future-Ready Children in an AI World

What Every Parent Should Know

11 JUN, WED, 12 - 1 PM SGT

How can you prepare your child to thrive in a future shaped by artificial intelligence (AI)?

From learning tools to entertainment, AI is becoming a bigger part of children's daily lives-and as parents, understanding its impact is more important than ever. The rise of AI brings exciting opportunities, but also questions: What skills will our children need? How do we teach them to use AI responsibly?

Join us for an eye-opening lunchtime webinar in collaboration with Voyager Education (Hong Kong), where our speakers will break down the essentials of AI in a way that’s practical, relevant, and easy to understand for families.

Together, we'll explore:

The rise of AI: What AI is, how it’s evolving, and how it’s already shaping the way we live and learn.
Essential skills: What children need to develop now to succeed in an AI-driven future.
AI at home: Fun, age-appropriate ways to encourage curiosity and learning through AI.
Ethical thinking: How to guide children in using AI responsibly and critically.

Moderated by Gemma Hartley, English and Media Teacher at EtonHouse International School, Orchard, the session features expert insights from Johnson Cheng, Founder and CEO of Voyager Education (Hong Kong), who has worked extensively with schools to integrate AI in meaningful and age-appropriate ways.

Whether you're completely new to AI or already exploring it with your child, this session will give you the knowledge and tools to support your child's learning and their future in a tech-driven world.

Don't miss this opportunity to gain clarity, confidence, and practical tips for parenting in the age of AI. Register now!

This webinar is in collaboration with:

Meet our facilitators

Gemma Hartley

English and Media Teacher at EtonHouse International School, Orchard

Johnson Cheng

Founder and CEO of Voyager Education (Hong Kong)

My main takeaway from the workshop is to try and get to the bottom of the needs of the child during a meltdown. I've also learned ways to get my children to tell me how they are feeling.

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Parent

Webinar participant

Multiple strategies were shared during the workshop with lots of discussions. I learn creative ways to teach my children how to solve their conflicts by themselves and encourage them to express their feeling.