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Future Creative Minds (FCM)

Preparing Students for the Future. A Global Skilling Program by World Design Council (WDC), UK.

By blending Design Thinking, Emerging Technologies, and sustainability-led problem solving, FCM develops confident, adaptable, and future-ready global learners in an age-appropriate, school-friendly format.

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Duration 50 Hours

Curriculum 15 Modules

Target Grades 6–12

// PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Preparing Students
for the Future

The world students are entering is evolving faster than ever and many of the careers they will work in have not even emerged yet. Future success will depend on creative thinking, problem-solving ability, technology awareness, ethical judgment, and global responsibility—skills that go far beyond textbook learning.

The Future Creative Minds (FCM) Program prepares students for this uncertain future by introducing them to how the real world works—how problems are identified, how solutions are designed, and how global organisations think and operate.

COURSE INTRO

Program Fee

£250

Included

1 Year WDC Membership (Worth £90)

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Global Case Studies from Leading Brands & Organisations

Students explore real world case studies from global leaders such as:

Industry Tools & Templates

Equipping students with exposure to real-world applications and future technologies.

Miro ChatGPT / AI Scratch / Code.org Tinkercad Canva Lego Mindstorms Figma AR / VR Environments

// LEARNING OUTCOMES

What Students
Will Learn

Think creatively and solve problems using structured Design Thinking methods.
Understand future technologies such as AI, Data, Robotics, Cybersecurity, and AR/VR.
Apply learning to real-life challenges aligned with United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Build problem solving, confidence, collaboration, communication, and leadership skills.
Earn global certification and recognition from an international professional body.

// TARGET AUDIENCE

Who Is This
Program For

Middle & High School Students (Grades 6–12)
Schools and Educational Institutions looking to embed 21st-century innovation skills.
Forward-thinking Parents preparing children for future careers.
STEM and Innovation Clubs within academic settings.
Educators running student future-readiness programs.

// DELIVERY FORMAT

How Students
Will Learn

The program follows an age-appropriate, blended learning approach designed to ensure engagement, creativity, and real-world application.

Future-Focused

Breaks away from traditional rote learning by focusing on practical, actionable skills.

Live Masterclasses

Expert-led live sessions providing big-picture understanding of future trends.

Interactive eLearning

Engaging digital modules that build foundational concept clarity.

Global Case Studies

Age-appropriate examples of how global companies solve real problems.

Tools & Templates

Simple digital tools and frameworks used by professionals.

Applied Tasks

Hands-on tasks and guided projects at the end of every module.

SDG Capstone

A final project solving a local problem aligned with UN SDGs.

// SYLLABUS

Industry-Aligned,
Futuristic Curriculum

15 Modules spanning 50 Hours. Designed to provide comprehensive exposure to the frameworks and tools shaping the modern world.

Design Thinking & Innovation – 18 Hours

• Elements of Design & Story Creation
• Observation, Forms & Environment Discovery
• Sketching for Ideation & Product Thinking
• Design Thinking Process & Empathy

Technologies for the Future – 18 Hours

• Introduction to Future Technologies
• Programming Fundamentals
• Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
• Data Analytics Fundamentals
• Robotics & Internet of Things

• Cybersecurity & Digital Safety
• Blockchain Fundamentals
• AR / VR & Metaverse
• Project Management Basics
• Prompt Engineering & Ethical AI

UN SDG–Aligned Real-World Project – 14 Hours

• Identify a local community problem
• Map it to relevant UN SDGs
• Create solutions using Design Thinking
• Prototype, present, and reflect

// CREDENTIALS

Global Certification
& Recognition

On successful completion, students receive the Future Creative Minds (FCM) Certification awarded by the World Design Council (WDC), UK.

Official WDC Credential

Included Bonus

1-Year WDC Membership

(Worth GBP 90)
Every enrolled student receives a complimentary 1-year WDC Student Membership, providing continued global exposure beyond the classroom.

Membership Benefits Include

Access to further micro courses & global masterclasses
Monthly insights on future skills & global trends
Industry research, reports, and curated case studies
Access to a global student & professional community
Career development resources and short courses

// CLARITY

Frequently Asked
Questions

Find answers to common questions about the Future Creative Minds (FCM) program, implementation, and student outcomes.

Who is the FCM program designed for?

This program is specifically designed for students in Grades 6–12. It requires no prior programming or technical experience, making it accessible to all learners eager to build future-ready problem-solving skills.

Can schools integrate this into their existing curriculum?

Yes. The FCM program is highly modular and designed to be easily implemented alongside standard school schedules. We offer dedicated institutional integration support for seamless adoption.

Do students receive a certificate?

Absolutely. Upon successful completion of the 50-hour curriculum and the capstone project, students are awarded the globally recognized Future Creative Minds (FCM) Certification by the World Design Council (WDC), UK.

What are the technical requirements for the course?

Students only need a computer or tablet with a stable internet connection. All tools introduced (like Canva, Miro, and basic AI platforms) are accessible via standard web browsers.

Is prior coding experience required?

No prior coding experience is necessary. The program is designed to build practical understanding and prompt engineering skills rather than heavy technical coding, making the technology modules accessible and engaging.