Who it is for
Junior secondary students aiming at school or public contests, or wanting more polished work. Fits computing, design and citizenship-related extensions.
Junior Secondary Course Basket
Accessibility Challenge
A competition-oriented course—make work friendlier for more people, with contest pacing and submission awareness.
Junior secondary, contest-oriented: improve projects so more people can use them comfortably. Iterate and demo on-platform; take home a submission pack draft—no student API keys.
Students write code on the VibeCode platform and see instant output. By default they do not need their own API keys—accounts and usage are managed by the school and platform.
What students take away
A project meeting accessibility checklist points, plus a contest submission pack draft (notes + checklist).
What happens in class
- Cover common accessibility points: contrast, type size, keyboard/simple operation, alt text (depth by age)
- Audit own or sample work; build an improvement list
- Use AI coding to revise: add descriptions, restructure, simplify flows
- Simulate a contest: timed improvements + short demo + peer review
- Assemble a submission pack: project link, notes, checklist
Why schools open this
- Strong contest narrative for activity funding
- Inclusion / accessibility values plus technical skill
- Trains demo skills and time management—not features alone
- Main competition line in the junior course basket
Platform / logistics
Revisions and demos happen on VibeCode. Students do not need their own API keys; checklists and templates come with the course.
At a glance
- Accessibility points + fix-and-test loops
- Simulated contest pacing and peer review
- Take home work + a submission pack draft
- Values and technical craft together
- School-managed logistics—focus on making
Contact us for a quote / trial lesson
Tailor sessions, level and projects for your school
Phone 2612 5789 · Fax 2612 5787
WhatsApp 5744 5000 · Email info@vibecode.hk
Website vibecode.hk