An American STEM academy

Where curious minds
become innovators.

Stem Quest Academy teaches Computer Science and AI to students aged 8 to 18, with personalized courses, live classes from international teachers, and mentoring from people who work in the industry.

Based in Ohio, USA · Teaching worldwide

An academy with teachers and mentors, and two platforms of its own.

8–18

student ages

2

learning platforms

14

game types in the Rabbit Cade

5

countries we work in

PythonScratchGenerative AIRoboticsGame DevelopmentWeb DevelopmentMathematicsEngineeringPythonScratchGenerative AIRoboticsGame DevelopmentWeb DevelopmentMathematicsEngineering

01 · Our platforms

One academy, two places to learn.

We are a school first. These are the two platforms we built for our own teachers and students.

stemquestacademy.com

Stem Quest Academy courses

Full courses that run from first steps to final projects. A student reads a little, then runs real code right on the page, with nothing to install. Passing a course earns a certificate.

A sample of the catalog. New courses are added regularly.

stemrabbit.com

STEM Rabbit

Learning that pays out in play. Students work through short lessons, take a quiz, and earn coins to spend in the Rabbit Cade, an arcade built into the platform. In the courses they make games of their own, starting in Scratch and moving on to written code.

  • 14 types of games, to play alone or with friends
  • Avatars that students design themselves
  • The games are for fun. Finishing the lessons is how students earn them.

02 · How we teach

Students learn by making things.

01

Learn in short lessons

Each lesson teaches one idea, then asks the student to use it straight away.

02

Build something real

Students write programs and make games of their own: a dice battle, a platformer, a secret-message decoder.

03

Earn it

Quizzes earn coins on STEM Rabbit. A finished course earns a certificate, and top students receive a special one.

04

Meet a mentor

In mentoring sessions, students put their questions about university and careers to people who work in the industry.

03 · Schools and families

Three ways to join the academy.

A school can hand the teaching to us or keep it with its own staff. A student can also simply enroll.

Live online

We teach your students

Our international teachers and mentors teach your students live, in two sessions a week during school hours. Your students learn on a STEM Rabbit site set up for your school.

We train your staff

Your teachers teach

Your own teachers deliver the curriculum inside the normal timetable. We give them the curriculum and the platform, train and certify them first, and stay on hand afterwards. We also mentor the students directly.

For families

Learn on your own

A student can enroll in a course directly and work through it at their own pace, after school or at the weekend. A school can also offer this to its students as a weekend at-home program.

For school leaders

One place for the lessons, the software, the training and the support.

Not ready to apply? Ask us a question or ask for a demo first.

  • Your school's logo and colors on the platform
  • Classes, cohorts and scheduling for teachers
  • Attendance and progress tracking for every student
  • A Teacher Edition of every lesson
  • Announcements to students and parents
  • Account setup, training and a technical support team

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What is changing in AI and computer science education, every week.

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04 · Mentors

Taught by people who do this for a living.

Our mentors are industry experts with years inside American companies and degrees from American and international universities. In mentoring sessions, students ask them directly about:

University admissionsCareers in CS & AICommunication & presentationEntrepreneurship
“We don't just want kids to understand technology. We want them to apply it, question it, and one day reinvent it.”

Arsalan Ahmed

Founder & Principal Mentor. 15+ years teaching and mentoring in the USA, 21+ years with Fortune 500 companies and startups.

Issued
Oct 2026
Certificate
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Certificate of completion

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has successfully completed

An In-Depth Look at Generative AI

Intermediate level · Course GA201

92%

FINAL GRADE

Arsalan Ahmed

Founder & Principal Mentor

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05 · Questions

What parents and schools ask us.

Something else on your mind? Ask us directly.

What is STEM education?

STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. At Stem Quest Academy the focus today is Computer Science and AI, taught through practical work and personalized courses instead of memorizing for an exam.

Which subjects do you teach?

Computer Science, AI, robotics, mathematics and engineering. Courses today cover Python, Scratch, game development, web development and generative AI, and we add new ones regularly.

What ages is the academy for?

Students aged 8 to 18.

How is this different from YouTube or free online courses?

Students do more than watch. They work through lessons, answer quizzes, build projects, and earn coins and certificates as they go. Each course is a planned path, and teachers and mentors are there when a student gets stuck.

Is Stem Quest Academy really an American academy?

Yes. Stem Quest Academy and its parent company, Scient Systems, are based in Ohio, USA. We have an office in Pakistan and a presence in Malaysia, Palestine and Canada.

Do students receive certificates?

Yes. Students receive a certificate at the end of each course, which they can print or share with a link. Top students receive a special certificate.

Do you train teachers?

Yes. Teachers get self-paced training on stemquestacademy.com, live professional development sessions, co-teaching when they need it, and a direct line to our support staff. No advanced technical background is needed to start.

What does a school need to get started?

Laptops for the students and an internet connection. We set up the admin, teacher and student accounts, walk your team through the platform, and test everything with you before classes begin.

Our students already have a heavy syllabus. How will they manage?

A school can choose our weekend at-home program, where students learn at their own pace and nothing has to move in the school week. Self-paced courses have no due dates at all.

Can we see it before we decide?

Yes. We have demos ready so you can try the platforms yourself first.

06 · Contact

Talk to the academy.

Whether you run a school or are choosing for one student, tell us what you are looking for.

  • 01Your message goes straight to the academy team.
  • 02We reply by email, and can arrange a call if you prefer.
  • 03Schools can ask for a demo of both platforms.
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Start here

Start with one course, or bring the academy to your school.

Students can pick a platform and begin today. Schools can apply to the SQA Partner Program.

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