It starts with their goal
Your child sets the target. Every class moves them a measurable step toward it.
A written Goal Plan, reviewed every 8 classes
Live 1:1 mentorship · Ages 9 to 17
Your child has an idea. We'll help them build it.
One-on-one mentorship in AI, Programming and Robotics, shaped around your child's own goal instead of a syllabus. Every student finishes with something real they built.
- Free demo class
- No obligation
- Slots in your time zone
Goal Plan previewLive
What does your child want to build?
Programming
Book a demo for this goal"Publish my own platformer game that friends can play online."
- Wk 1–2Design the hero, levels and rules
- Wk 3–6Code movement, physics and scoring in Python
- Wk 7–8Publish it and run a play-test with friends
An example plan. Your mentor writes the real one with your child.
100+students mentored one-on-one
3+ yrsof live 1:1 teaching
6countries, from the UK to Australia
1 : 1one mentor, one student, every class
Goals, not syllabus
Most classes follow the chapter list. Ours follow your child.
A syllabus decides what every child learns next. At Vedaleo the next lesson comes from your child's goal, so every concept they learn is one they need right now for something they care about.
Goal: a plant that waters itselfROBOTICS · AGE 12
- 1Read soil moisture with a sensorSensors
- 2Switch a pump on with a relayCircuits
- 3Write the if-dry-then-water logicProgramming
- 4Log readings and chart themData
- ★Show the working plant at the showcaseGoal reached
The same concepts, each learned the moment your child needs it.
How admission works
Four steps from first call
to first class.
- 01
Book a demo
Tell us what your child would love to build and pick a slot in your local time.
2 minutes - 02
Demo class
A live 1:1 session where your child builds something small but real, based on their idea.
30 to 40 minutes - 03
Screening
A friendly conversation and a short hands-on task. We look for curiosity and commitment, not marks.
20 minutes - 04
Admission letter
Your child's goal in their words, the first Goal Plan, the assigned mentor and the fees.
Within 48 hours - ★
Live 1:1 classes
A fixed weekly slot with the same mentor, a project portfolio and a monthly note for parents.
Seats limited per mentor
Four tracks
Pick a direction. Your child picks the goal.
Three focused fields where our mentors go deep, plus a Custom Track for any other STEM idea your child wants to chase. There are no beginner or advanced levels: your child's starting point comes from the screening.
Programming
From first blocks in Scratch to Python, JavaScript and C. Students build games, apps and automations they can share, and learn to think like engineers.
What they'll learn
- Logic, loops and problem solving
- Python and web development
- Game design and physics
- Apps, automation and APIs
- Digital safety and defence (14+)
Tools they'll use
ScratchPythonJavaScriptCGit
Goals students bring to usBook a Programming demo
Publish my first game for friends to playAge 10 · around 8 weeks
Prepare for a coding olympiadAge 15 · one term
Build a website for my school clubAge 13 · around 6 weeks
What you can expect
Five promises, and how you'll see each one.
One mentor. One student. Every class.
No group sessions and no recorded lectures. Full attention for the whole hour.
A named mentor and a fixed weekly slot
They choose what to explore
Questions are the curriculum. Side quests that spark interest are welcome.
An interest map from the screening
They'll explain it back to you
We teach for understanding over memorisation. If they can't explain it, we haven't finished teaching it.
A teach-back moment at the end of every class
Ideas become things they can show
Games people play, robots that move, models that predict. Real work for school, competitions and applications.
A student portfolio page and a termly showcase
For parents
Safe, transparent and built around your family's week.
You see what your child is learning, who is teaching them, and how far they've come.
- Background-checked mentorsEvery mentor is vetted before they teach a single class.
- Sessions you can reviewClass recordings are available to parents on request.
- A monthly parent noteWhat they built, what clicked, and what comes next.
- Your time zoneFamilies in the UK, USA, Canada, UAE, Australia and India.
- Privacy firstFirst names only in public galleries, and nothing shared without your consent.
- Progress you can seeA portfolio of finished projects that grows every term.
Our vision
We don't teach students to complete a syllabus. We teach them to achieve their goals.
Progyadipta NaskarFounder & CEO, Vedaleo · India
Vedaleo grew from years of 1:1 mentorship and a simple truth: students learn faster and remember more when they are building something they truly care about.
The name unites Veda (Sanskrit for knowledge) and Leo (Latin for courage). Together, Vedaleo stands for knowledge with courage—raising thinkers who understand deeply and build boldly. The lion in our logo is that student.
Book a free demoQuestions parents ask
Before you book.
Still unsure? Ask us anything during the free demo. There's no commitment until you accept an admission letter.
Why don't you show prices?
We keep fees off the website on purpose. We don't want families to choose a mentor based on cost. We want you to decide on quality: the class you see in the free demo, the mentor your child meets, and the Goal Plan we write for them. Fees are shared in the admission letter after screening, alongside that plan. The demo and screening are free and carry no obligation.
What happens in the screening?
A relaxed 20-minute conversation plus a short hands-on task. We look at curiosity, persistence and how clearly your child can describe what they want to build. It isn't a test of marks, and there is nothing to prepare.
My child is a complete beginner. Can they apply?
Yes. We screen for curiosity and commitment, not prior experience. Many students start with no coding background and build their first project within weeks.
What ages do you teach?
Students aged 9 to 17. Younger learners tend to build games and simple robots; teenagers often work toward competitions, science fairs or a university portfolio.
What if my child isn't admitted?
Sometimes the timing isn't right or a mentor's seats are full. We'll tell you why kindly and clearly, offer a place in a later intake where it fits, and share free resources to keep them going.
Does my child need special equipment?
A laptop with a webcam and a stable connection is enough for AI and Programming. For Robotics, your mentor will recommend a starter kit that suits the goal.
Book a free demo
See it for yourself in one class.
Your child builds something real in the first session. You'll know within the hour whether Vedaleo is right for them.
Each mentor takes a limited number of students per intake, because 1:1 attention doesn't scale. Booking early gives you the widest choice of weekly slots.