The world is changing faster than ever. By 2030, AI could deliver $13 trillion in additional global economic activity—a 16% increase in cumulative GDP. In just the next 5 years, 39% of key job skills will change, and 30% of current jobs could be fully automated.
Today's children—Generation Z's youngest members and Generation Alpha—are the first true digital natives, born into a world where 95% own smartphones and spend over 4 hours daily on connected devices. They've never known life without the internet. But using technology and understanding technology are two entirely different things.
The Opportunity Gap
70% of UK teachers believe AI will be central to students' future careers, yet only 30% of students currently have access to AI-powered tools in the classroom. Jobs requiring AI skills already offer a 56% wage premium—and that gap is widening.
The jobs your children will hold in 15 years don't even exist yet—but they will absolutely require deep technical literacy, problem-solving abilities, and understanding of how networks, computers, and digital systems actually work.
It's not enough to be a consumer of technology. Your child needs to be a creator, a builder, and a critical thinker who understands how our connected world operates—from the hardware they touch to the networks that power global communication.
At Tech Wizard Kids, we don't just teach kids to use computers—we teach them to build them, secure them, and understand the networks that connect our world. These aren't abstract concepts; they're hands-on skills taught by someone who's deployed mission-critical systems in some of the world's most demanding environments.
170M New Jobs
Created by 2030, with tech literacy as the foundation
60% of Jobs
Will see significant changes due to AI by 2030
4x Productivity
Industries using AI see productivity growth quadruple
The question isn't whether your child needs tech skills—it's whether they'll learn them early enough to lead, not follow.
