Linux File Systems
The machine, the terminal, files, permissions, processes, networks and scripts. 152 short lessons, each mastered before the next.
An AI tutor, a real mentor and a live lab in the browser.An AI tutor teaches every lesson. A real mentor watches your child’s progress. And each student practises on a live Linux computer in the browser, with nothing to install.
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A preview of the lab: type a command, or tap one below.Phil’s Cohort is an online tech school for children aged 10 to 16. An AI tutor teaches each lesson, a real mentor follows progress, and every child practises in a live Linux lab in the browser. Students start with no experience, build a Linux foundation in Level 1, then work toward industry certifications such as CompTIA Security+ and AWS Cloud Practitioner.
Four steps, repeated until each idea is mastered. Watch the tree grow as you scroll.
Short explanations, then a question. If your child is stuck, the tutor tries a different angle instead of repeating itself.
Your child types real commands in a lab made just for them. Nothing to install, and nothing they do can break a real computer.
A lesson counts when the idea is mastered. After three misses on one idea, a human mentor is alerted and steps in.
Every child starts at Level 1 and grows from there, level by level, toward the skills and certifications that matter.
Every child starts at Level 1 and grows level by level. They move on when they have mastered a topic, not when a term ends.
The machine, the terminal, files, permissions, processes, networks and scripts. 152 short lessons, each mastered before the next.
Thinking in steps: variables, decisions, loops, functions and real programs.
How machines talk to each other, and how real work is shared and versioned.
After the foundation, students go deeper in one direction, chosen later with a mentor.
Type a real command, or tap a key. This is how your child’s lab works.Your child reads a short idea, answers a question, then proves it in the lab by typing a real command. Try one here.
One idea at a time, with a question after it. If your child is stuck, the tutor tries a new angle.
Commands run on a real Linux machine made for your child. It is disposable, so nothing they do can break a real computer.
After three misses on one idea, the mentor is alerted and plans a short one to one.
Lesson 2 · What is an operating system? Task: ask the machine how long it has been running. Type uptime.
Swipe each card away.Guardians stay in charge. Here is how we protect children.
We collect nothing about a child until a parent or guardian agrees, in line with data protection law.
Other students cannot see your child’s work. Demos and posts never show real student names or faces.
Each lab is separate and disposable. Mistakes are part of learning and cost nothing.
Ask and we export or delete your child’s data. Access can pause if a payment is missed, and progress is always kept.
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One core plan for every child, with optional mentorship packages. A mentor confirms the plan with you before anything is billed.
“Children around me wanted skills that still matter in the AI revolution, so I built a cohort and used AI to help teach them. My goal is simple. By the time your child finishes secondary school, they can hold an industry certification, or know enough to start a tech career in a skill that is still relevant.”Kehinde Phillip Oyekunle
Founder, Phil’s Cohort
Register in two minutes. A mentor reviews your child’s place, usually the same day, and sends sign-in details on WhatsApp.
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