What we teach
Five disciplines, all built by doing
Every workshop ends with something made — a working circuit, a growing system, a camp set up right, a wall standing. Each pillar runs as a standalone workshop, from a half-day taster to a multi-day intensive.
Building with AI, not just talking about it
Students and teams build a real chatbot, automation, or small app using Claude — from first prompt to working tool.
Aquaponics, hydroponics & permaculture
Groups build a working hydroponic or aquaponic system and take home a working principle, not just a worksheet.
Wilderness, camp & Leave No Trace skills
Hikes, camp setup, outdoor cooking, navigation, and Leave No Trace ethics — taught where they actually apply.
Circuits, code, sensors & motors
Arduino, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi — students wire circuits, write basic code, and get sensors and motors doing real things.
Building with earth
Rammed earth, hempcrete, and building with local materials — often as a hands-on showcase-wall project.
Who it's for
Same pillars, three different formats
Schools
Half-day experience days, one-off workshops, or a term-long after-school club — the hands-on module a school doesn't have the tools or instructors to run itself.
Companies
Offsites and CSR days built around a real skill, not just an activity — an AI sprint, a sustainability build, a wilderness-skills day.
Individuals
Weekend intensives and small-cohort camps for anyone who wants to learn one of these skills properly, hands in the work.
About
Built by a practitioner, run with the right people
I-Scale is run by a solo developer and builder based in Manali with hands-on experience building real projects with AI — including Claude. Alongside that, practical exposure through past work and travel shaped the rest of the program.
The founder leads the AI pillar directly and coordinates across the rest of the program, working with local guides and field experts along the way. The program is still taking shape, and each pillar will keep evolving as it does.
Bring a workshop to your school, team, or weekend.
Tell us which pillar, roughly how many people, and where — we'll work out the format from there.